‘I’d Like to Think Mr. Miller Would Have Approved’: Read Nathan Lane’s ‘Death of a Salesman’ Closing Speech

‘I’d Like To Think Mr. Miller Would Have Approved’: Read Nathan Lane’s ‘Death of a Salesman’ Closing Speech Nathan Lane in ‘Death of a Salesman.’ Photo: Emilio Madrid, courtesy DKC/O&M. After 36 previews and 122 performances, director Joe Mantello’s blisteringly reimagined production of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, which stripped the classic play ofContinue reading “‘I’d Like to Think Mr. Miller Would Have Approved’: Read Nathan Lane’s ‘Death of a Salesman’ Closing Speech”

In ‘A Woman Among Women,’ Julia May Jonas Grapples with History

In ‘A Woman Among Women,’ Julia May Jonas Grapples with History Dee Pelletier and the ensemble of ‘A Woman Among Women.’ Photo: Maria Baranova, courtesy DKC/O&M. Nota bene: This article contains detailed descriptions of scenes from A Woman Among Women, including the production’s final moments.   In the author’s note to A Woman Among Women,Continue reading “In ‘A Woman Among Women,’ Julia May Jonas Grapples with History”