Death of a Salesman at Lebanon Community Theatre

DEATH OF A SALESMAN, IS A TRAGEDY BY ARTHUR MILLER, FIRST PERFORMED IN 1949. IT FOLLOWS THE FINAL DAYS OF WILLY LOMAN, AN AGING AND STRUGGLING TRAVELING SALESMAN WHO GRAPPLES WITH HIS INABILITY TO ACHIEVE THE AMERICAN DREAM. HAUNTED BY REGRET AND DISILLUSIONMENT, WILLY REFLECTS ON HIS LIFE THROUGH FRAGMENTED MEMORIES, PARTICULARLY HIS RELATIONSHIPS WITH HIS WIFE, LINDA, AND HIS TWO SONS, BIFF AND HAPPY. THE PLAY EXPLORES THEMES OF IDENTITY, FAMILY EXPECTATIONS, CAPITALISM, AND THE COST OF CHASING UNATTAINABLE IDEALS. RENOWNED FOR ITS POIGNANT STORYTELLING, DEATH OF A SALESMAN REMAINS A POWERFUL CRITIQUE OF SOCIETAL PRESSURES AND PERSONAL FAILURE.