Death of a Salesman

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Gaiety Theatre, Tuesday 15th April - Saturday 19th April

Step into the fading American Dream in Arthur Miller’s masterpiece Death of a Salesman. This gripping tale pitting a father’s expectations against his sons’ realities is as relevant and as poignant now as it was when it first exploded on the theatre scene in 1949.

With star casting to be announced, this Pulitzer Prize-winning play is back in a new production, taking you on an enthralling journey through the final 24 hours of Willy Loman’s life.

Don’t miss this powerful exploration of ambition, delusion, and the cost of chasing an elusive ideal in post-war America.


Date:
Tuesday 15th April - Saturday 19th April
Time:
7.30pm (Matinees 2.30pm)
Price:
From €21.50
Address:
The Gaiety Theatre, King Street South, Dublin 2, Ireland

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