Death of A Salesman (Broadway) NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (396)
See it if Saw the production over the weekend, an excellent production, great acting, wonderful cast. Not an unsold seat.
Don't see it if No words can not express not to see the show. Sorry, but it is a must see.
See it if you want to see an American or a 20th Century classic in a refreshing new light.
Don't see it if you do not like dramatic works. Read more
See it if you have or have not seen this play before and you want to see the best version of this writing. The performances are out of this world.
Don't see it if you're looking for a fun laugh, you don't like long plays with conflict, you don't want to see something that makes you think deeply.
See it if For the great acting and staging...a must see
Don't see it if You think it is a remake of a remake times 5
See it if You want to see a Masterclass in acting in a classic play on an amazing set. This was the best dramatic play I saw this year.
Don't see it if You don’t like plays
See it if You appreciate universally great acting and unique stage set
Don't see it if You prefer fast paced, uplifting shows
See it if You love theater as much as I do . One of the best shows I’ve ever seen . Exceptional
Don't see it if You’re going to eat Candy during the show &disrupt the enjoyment of the performance for those around you ! Awful that a lady did this
See it if you want to see a brilliant performance of Death of a Salesman. This version was engaging and the staging was magnificent! A must see!!
Don't see it if you are looking for the same classic version of this play...but if you want to see the best one...just go!
Critic Reviews (24)
"The latest Broadway revival, which opened on Sunday at the Hudson Theater, goes wider, a notably rich and mostly successful approach."
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"Even after nearly three and a half hours of 'Death of a Salesman,' I'd gladly stay longer to watch that story continue."
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It is not only the casting of the striving Lomans as a Black family that makes this Salesman a departure. It is also that the director, Miranda Cromwell, has rendered much of the play as a dissonant fever dream."
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"Ms. Cromwell’s production is, nonetheless, emotionally wrenching as it digs fiercely into the heart of the play."
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"The script is unchanged – and surprisingly accommodating to the fresh point of view...infusing the production with a legacy and identity all its own."
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"Truly, it’s a rich and moving star performance and the reason to see the show."
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"There’s no doubt that casting a Black actor as Willy Loman (for the first time on Broadway, no less) adds a deeper dimension to this monumental role."
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"The mournful irony Miller built into 'Death of a Salesman' is especially potent now, when our world so often feels as if it’s hanging by a thread. "
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