Theater Mitu breathes new relevance into Arthur Miller's classic Death of a Salesman with a relentlessly physical style that seamlessly fuses vaudeville, Japanese Noh and Butoh, innovative object puppetry, Balinese masks, conceptual design, propelled by live original music, a resounding timeworn chorus and an ensemble of just four actors. Ben Brantley of The New York Times calls Mitu's work "outside the boundaries of standard Western drama...an exciting, fresh theatre-going experience."
Theater Mitu's Death of a Salesman will be performed at the 14th Street Y Theater Space (14th St. between 1st and 2nd avenues) from October 22 - November 1. General admission tickets are $18, and just $12 for students with valid ID and groups of 8 or more. Tickets available from www.smarttix.com, or by calling [212] 868-4444. More information online at theatermitu.org, or myspace.com/theatermitu
Conceived and Directed by Rubén Polendo the performance features dramaturgy Chris Mills, Lighting Design by Kate Ashton, Costume Design by Candida K. Nichols, Sound Design by Alex Hawthorn, Mask Design by Lori Petermann, Object Design by Sanaz Ghajarrahimi and Original Music by Ellen Reid.
The cast features Justin Nestor, Emily Davis, Dylan Dawson and Nathan Elam with the voices of: Bryce D. Howard, Jenni-Lynn Brick,
Ryan West,
Ben Fox,
Aysan Celik, Nathan Baesel, Mark D. Schultz, &
Jason Lew.
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