Timed to mark Arthur Miller's centenary, "Death of a Salesman" proves grimly pertinent in austerity Britain. High school students are taught to see Willy Loman as a man chasing the American Dream, but, in the wake of a long, stubborn recession, Antony Sher makes him seem more like someone balancing just above the breadline. Director Gregory... Read more »
SOURCE: Variety at 02:21PM on May 14, 2015