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DEATH OF A SALESMAN Plays The Space Theatre, Now thru 10/20

By: Sep. 20, 2013
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DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller will run tonight, September 20 - October 20 in The Space Theatre, with press night set for Thursday, September 26 at 6:30pm. The show will play Tuesday - Thursday 6:30pm; Friday - Sunday 7:30pm; and Saturday & Sunday matinee 1:30pm.

Arthur Miller's Pulitzer- and Tony-winning drama Death of a Salesman is the story of Willy Loman, a failing salesman who cannot accept that his dreams for his family are no match for realities of their ordinary lives. This heartbreaking portrayal of the American Dream explores families, promises and how slowly both can break.

CAST: (in order of appearance)

Willy Loman Mike Hartman

Linda Lauren Klein

Biff John Patrick Hayden

Happy M. Scott McClean

Bernard ANTHONY BIANCO

The Woman Kate Gleason

Charley MICHAEL SANTO

Ben John Hutton

Howard Wagner Brian Shea

Stanley James O'HAGAN-MURPHY

Jenny KYRA LINDSAY

Letta KYRA LINDSAY

Miss Forsythe ADRIAN EGOLF

ARTISTIC STAFF:

Director Anthony Powell

Set Designer LISA ORZOLEK

Costume Designer David Kay MICKELSEN

Lighting Designer Charles MacLeod

Composer GARY GRUNDEI

Sound Designer JASON DUCAT

Dramaturg Allison Horsley

This is the first time DCTC has produced Death of a Salesman. The play was chosen to be produced in The Space Theatre which is round and intimate, creating a sense that the world is crushing down and invading Willy's space.

Arthur Miller wrote Death of a Salesman over a six-week period in 1948 in a shed in Connecticut. It was first published in 1949 when it received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for Best Play. It has been revived on Broadway four times and in 2012, was the recipient of two Tony Awards.

RELATED EVENTS:

Fourth Wall | September 28 at 7:30pm

Fourth Wall is a fun and affordable way to become a theatre patron, gain backstage access to The Denver Center, and network with other social, young professionals.* Tickets to this event include a seat at the show and a post-show mixer with light apps and cocktails.

For more information visit www.denvercenter.org/fourthwall.
*Fourth Wall is for theatergoers ages 21-39

American Sign Language Interpretation/Audio Described Performance | October 20, 1:30pm

CONNECT

Spark a dialogue today when you connect through our free discussion series.

Perspectives on the Play | September 20 at 6pm

The DCTC's creative team provides the audience a unique perspective on the production. In The Jones Theatre.

Talkback hosted by the Higher Education Advisory Council | September 29, post-show

Join the cast for a discussion led by members of our academic community.

Theatre & Theology | October 1, post-show

In a continued partnership with Pastor Dan Bollman of the Rocky Mountain Evangelical Lutheran Synod, this discussion examines the relevant connections to the productions through the theological lens.

General Talkback | October 13, post-show

Join us for a discussion with the actors from the show.

Single tickets for Death of a Salesman start at $38 (non-SCFD) and also are available for $10 (SCFD 10 for $10 program). To purchase, call Denver Center Ticket Services at 303.893.4100. For groups of 10 or more, please call 303.446.4829. TTY (for Deaf and hard-of-hearing patrons): 303.893.9582. Tickets also may be purchased at the Denver Center Ticket Office, located in the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex lobby. Buy and print online at www.denvercenter.org. Student rush $10 tickets are available one hour prior to curtain with a valid student ID subject to availability. Senior and military rush tickets are available one hour prior to curtain, subject to availability. No children under four will be admitted to any theatre.

The Tony Award-winning Denver Center Theatre Company, helmed by Producing Artistic Director Kent Thompson, is currently in its 35th season of offering classic, contemporary and new works to the American West.



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