ANYONE CAN SELL THE AMERICAN DREAM. BUT CAN EVERYONE OWN IT?

Following a critically acclaimed run in London, "a volcanic new Death of a Salesman has erupted on Broadway” raves The Washington Post. Olivier Award nominee Wendell Pierce​ ("The Wire," "Jack Ryan") and Olivier Award winner Sharon D Clarke (Caroline, or Change; "Doctor Who") reprise their roles as Willy and Linda Loman in a story told – for the first time on Broadway – from the perspective of an African American family. A New York Times Critic's Pick, the production in New York features a new cast of supporting actors, including Khris Davis ("Atlanta"), McKinley Belcher III (A Soldier's Play), and Tony Award® winner André De Shields (Hadestown).

Directed by Miranda Cromwell – who won an Olivier Award alongside co-director Marianne Elliott for the West End and Young Vic productions – this "unmissable" (Los Angeles Times) interpretation of ​Miller's classic drama illuminates the dark underbelly of the American Dream and its elusive promise of equality and opportunity for all.