DEATH OF A SALESMAN Extends at Redtwist Theatre

By: Feb. 25, 2017
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DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Miller is directed by Steve Scott. The production has been extended through March 26, 2017. Performances run Thu, Fri, Sat at 7:30pm; Sun at 3pm.

With the American Dream seemingly in his grasp, Willy Loman refuses to admit his mistakes and balance the books in his heart. Redtwist's uniquely intimate space fixes the microscope squarely into Willy's soul as he fights for the dream while living a lie.

Effective immediately, the role of Happy will be played by Benjamin Kirberger on Fridays and Saturdays, and by Zach De Nardi on Thursdays and Sundays.

Beginning March 11, the role of Biff will be played by Nate Speckman and the role of Stanley will be played by Francis Brady.

Beginning March 19, the role of Willy will be played by Edward Kuffert.

In the post-war era of the late-40s, there was unbridled optimism and excitement. America was the most powerful and prosperous nation the world had ever seen. The American Dream was available to everyone. But wait! A 34-year old playwright had other ideas. Arthur Miller felt that the dream could become reality only in a life lived with honesty and integrity. So what happens when Willy Loman refuses to admit his mistakes and balance the books in his heart?

Adam Bitterman (Charley, Willy's neighbor), Abby Dillion (Miss Forsythe), Matt Edmonds (Biff, Willy's son), Jan Ellen Graves (Linda, Willy's wife), KC Karen Hill (Other Woman), Ted Hoerl (Ben, Willy's brother), Benjamin Kirberger (Happy, Willy's son), Sheila Landahl (Jenny), Devon J. Nimerfroh (Bernard, Charley's son), BrIan Parry (Willy), Sarah Sapperstein (Letta), Michael Sherwin (Howard, Willy's boss), Nate Speckman (Stanley, a waiter)

Understudies: Claire Bauman (Letta), Sarah Liz Bell (Miss Forsythe), Francis Brady (Stanley), Nate Buursma (Bernard), Brad Davidson (Charley), Zach De Nardi (Happy), Darryn Glass (Ben), Peter BrIan Kelly (Howard), Ed Kuffert (Willy), Sheila Landahl (Linda), Victoria Montalbano (Jenny), Nate Speckman (Biff), Courtney E. Thompson (Other Woman)

Steve Scott (Director), Alexandra Garfinkle (Assistant Director), Mary Brennan (Stage Manager), Erica M. Bush (Assistant Stage Manager), Elyse Balogh (Set Designer), Daniel Friedman (Lighting Designer), Karli Blalock (Sound Designer), Kotryna Hilko (Costume Designer), Parker Blackstone Ryan (Props Designer), Jan Ellen Graves (Graphics& Marketing), Josh Hurley (Tech Director), Catherine Miller (Dramaturg & Casting Director), Malcolm Martinez (Box Office Manager), Charles Bonilla (Box Office Associate), Johnny Garcia (Box Office Associate), Kaitlin Smrcina (Production Assistant), James Fleming & Michael Colucci (Producers)

Opened: Sat, Feb 4, 3pm (note: there is no evening performance on opening day)
Showtimes: Thu, Fri, Sat, 7:30pm; Sun, 3pm
Extension - must close: Sun, Mar 26, 3pm
Running Time: Approximately 2 hours, 45 minutes, which includes one intermission

Understudy performance: Tue, Feb 28, 7:30pm. $20 (seniors & students $5 off)

Tickets: Thursdays, $30; Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, $35 (seniors & students $5 off)

Call: 773-728-7529
Tickets: www.redtwist.org

Redtwist is located at 1044 W Bryn Mawr, 2 blks W of LSD, 2 blks E of the Red Line EL station.

Valet parking for Redtwist is available across the street in front of Francesca's Bryn Mawr for most performances-hours vary. Dining is not required.

Limited FREE street parking is available on side streets. There is metered street parking viaParkChicago.com app or 3-hour Paybox on Bryn Mawr Av and 2-hour Paybox on side streets. Free on Sundays, and after 10pm Mon thru Sat.



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