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It's opening night of Death of A Salesman at the Teacup Theatre in New York. Two actors returning to the stage after many years have a lot riding on this bare-bones, off-Broadway production. George Ratcliffe, playing Willy, wants the public to remember him from his theatrical glory...
It's opening night of Death of A Salesman at the Teacup Theatre in New York. Two actors returning to the stage after many years have a lot riding on this bare-bones, off-Broadway production. George Ratcliffe, playing Willy, wants the public to remember him from his theatrical glory...
*Theaters (ADs, Literary Mgrs, Directors): Please email, scriptrequest35@gmail.com to request perusal copy.*
It's opening night of Death of A Salesman at the Teacup Theatre in New York. Two actors returning to the stage after many years have a lot riding on this bare-bones, off-Broadway production. George Ratcliffe, playing Willy, wants the public to remember him from his theatrical glory days; Joanne Rogers, playing Linda, wants the public to finally meet the talent she mothballed for motherhood. But what happens when life imitates art and one of them suffers a break with reality, hallucinating and conversing with a long-dead relative before the curtain has even gone up?
It's opening night of Death of A Salesman at the Teacup Theatre in New York. Two actors returning to the stage after many years have a lot riding on this bare-bones, off-Broadway production. George Ratcliffe, playing Willy, wants the public to remember him from his theatrical glory days; Joanne Rogers, playing Linda, wants the public to finally meet the talent she mothballed for motherhood. But what happens when life imitates art and one of them suffers a break with reality, hallucinating and conversing with a long-dead relative before the curtain has even gone up?