Arthur Miller’s DEATH OF A SALESMAN returns to UK with new tour starring David Hayman

One of the greatest plays of the twentieth century, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman explodes onto the stage in a fresh new touring production led by acclaimed actor David Hayman (Sid and Nancy, Dad’s Army).

Opening at the Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow on 5 March 2025, Death of a Salesman takes you on a thrilling journey through the final 24 hours of Willy Loman’s life, filled with his memories, dreams, and struggles and pitting a father’s expectations against his son’s realities. Clinging to the belief that charm and ambition are the keys to success, Willy’s world unravels as he faces the truth about his life and legacy. This powerful and moving story explores the sacrifices people make in pursuit of the ‘American Dream’. Heartbreaking and thought-provoking, it’s a timeless tale of ambition, family, and the price of chasing success.

David Hayman said: “I’m absolutely delighted to be bringing Death of a Salesman to theatres across the UK. This play is a true masterpiece—raw, timeless, and deeply moving. Willy Loman’s story is one that resonates with so many people, and it’s a real treat to step into such an iconic role. I’m thrilled to share this incredible production with audiences and bring Arthur Miller’s powerful vision to life on stage."

This Pulitzer Prize and multi award-winning classic play is directed by Andy Arnold, one of the most important figures to have emerged in Scottish theatre in the last 40 years.

Arnold said: “Death of a Salesman is one of the greatest plays ever written, and it’s a privilege to bring it to life with such a brilliant cast lead by David Hayman. Arthur Miller’s exploration of family relationships and shattered dreams is as powerful and relevant today as it was when first performed.”

Following its Glasgow dates, the production will visit Birmingham, Edinburgh, Crewe, Cardiff, Southend, Dublin, High Wycombe, and Fareham.

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