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Death of a Salesman, Piccadilly Theatre
It’s the play you know with added, if implicit, racial commentary. Does it work? Well if you read on I’ll tell you!
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Incident at Vichy, Finborough Theatre
Arthur Miller’s ‘forgotten’ play is timely revived by Phil Willmott. Set in a detention room in 1942 Miller’s 1964 play is the story of hope, rumour and sheer disbelief that anyone can be a victim because of their race. Willmott’s decision to stage the production in an all white room seems ludricous at first but…
View from the Cheap Seat 