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Explore the iconic set design of Mielziner and passionate performances by actors in "Death of a Salesman". The text captures the essence of the play's pivotal scenes, including Willy's daydreams, family dynamics, and the poignant requiem scene. Witness the acclaimed portrayal of characters such as Willy Loman, Linda Loman, and Biff, as they navigate personal truths and the pursuit of success. This behind-the-scenes glimpse offers a unique perspective on the classic play's staging and emotional depth.
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Elia Kazan and Arthur Miller on the set of Death of a Salesman
Mieliziner’s set design with its “drab realistic interiors to light, delicate frameworks …”
Mielziner’s design for the scrim showing surrounding apartments
Mielziner’s design for the leafy scrim evoking Willy’s vibrant “daydreams”
The challenge of getting Hap and Biff from the upper bedroom in their pajamas onto the Forestage in their school clothes
Linda (Dunnock) left: embraces Willy (Cobb) Above: scolds her sons
Biff tells his father the truth (as he sees it) as Hap stands by (Mitchell)
Death of a Salesman at Yale Repertory Theatre, New Haven, 2009
Charles S. Dutton as Willy Loman, Kimberly Scott as Linda Loman
Linda (Scott), Willy (Dutton), Hap (Jones) and Biff (Essandoh)