By Arthur Miller
Directed by Mary B. Robinson
Run Time: Approximately 2 hours and 55 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission
Appropriate for children 13 and older

Zach Grenier (TV's "The Good Wife") stars as Willy Loman, the most famous traveling salesman in history, in this Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning play from 1949. When Willy is downsized by his young boss, he caves under the strain of not being able to make ends meet. Lyrical and intense, the action shifts between memories of Willy’s glory days and his crumbling relationship with sons Biff and Happy. Staged by the director of The Public's Freud’s Last Session, Arthur Miller’s masterpiece about aging, economics, and the American Dream has retained all its relevance and power.