Arthur Miller❜s Death of a Salesman: A Theatrical Experience
Prepare for a remarkable cultural outing with Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, starring the award-winning Anthony LaPaglia.
Death of a Salesman is Coming to Sydney
This play, one of the most acclaimed dramas of the 20th century, explores themes of dreams, success, and struggles, making it a thought-provoking experience for older children and adults alike. This season in Sydney marks a special return of the play, featuring an exclusive cast for a limited run, making it a unique event not to be missed.
While Death of a Salesman may traditionally be seen as an adult-centric play, its powerful storytelling and dramatic scenes are ideal for families with older children, particularly those aged 12 and above, who can appreciate the depth of character and narrative. It’s a brilliant way to introduce young adults to classic literature and theatre, sparking conversations about history, society, and personal aspirations.
An Exceptional Cast
The production boasts stunning performances by some of Australia’s finest actors. Anthony LaPaglia brings Willy Loman to life with a gripping portrayal that captures the heartache and hope of the American dream. Alongside him, Alison Whyte, as Linda Loman, and Josh Helman, as Biff, deliver performances that add depth and emotion to this poignant family story.
ellaslist Review
We were captivated for the entire 3 hours. With minimal props and lighting, it was the exceptional acting that brought this story to life on stage.
Anthony LaPaglia shines as Willy Loman, bringing to life the complex emotions of a man in decline with such subtlety and intensity that it’s impossible not to be moved. His portrayal goes beyond acting—it’s an embodiment of the character that will keep you riveted and emotionally engaged, feeling every bit of Willy's journey through LaPaglia's nuanced performance.
Alison Whyte, as Linda Loman, takes command of her role with a performance that’s both powerful and poignant. Her portrayal of Linda’s quiet strength and unyielding support for Willy adds a deep, emotional layer to the play, making her character’s moments on stage some of the most compelling.
Be prepared for a captivating, emotional rollercoaster as you're drawn from the audience to the stage.
Death of a Salesman not only offers a chance to see stellar performances but also provides a platform for deep discussions with older children about life's challenges and expectations. It’s a perfect opportunity for a thought-provoking family night out that goes beyond mere entertainment.
Where: Theatre Royal Sydney, 108 King Street, Sydney
When: From 17 May 2024
Cost: Tickets from $69 pp
Find out more and book your tickets for Death of a Salesman.
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