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Apr 13, 2026
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The all-star cast and director of Broadway's new revival of Death of a Salesman join us for a conversation about Arthur Miller’s masterpiece, and the literary legacy of one of America’s greatest playwrights.
Intimate and epic, unsparing in its portrait of aspiration, family, and the costs of hucksterish faith, Death of a Salesman shows the American dream with profound pathos and human frailty. Willie Loman is the ultimate American everyman — and one of the most demanding roles in our theatrical canon. How does Loman continue to capture our imaginations? Revealing new layers in Miller’s masterpiece — illuminating the dark humor in its heartbreak — Lane’s performance alongside Laurie Metcalf and Christopher Abbott resonates with uncanny clarity in a fractured America.
In a special conversation about the play and Arthur Miller’s literary legacy — his peerless craft, moral vision, and singular understanding of American life — hear Lane, Metcalf, Abbott, Ahlers, and Mantello reflect on this landmark drama and what keeps it vital for our era — plus stories from backstage, and much more.
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