Death of A Salesman
Synopsis
Written by Arthur Miller
Death of a Salesman takes place over two days in the life of Willy Loman. He is a sixty year old, who has been working as a travelling salesman all his life; on the road for great lengths of time and away from his beloved family. The curtains rise on Willy, exhausted with life. As time continues the present is interwoven with memories from better days, where the Loman Family was happy and full of hope. These moments contrast with the bleak present, where happiness struggles to exist. Through relationships and conversations with various characters, Willy becomes aware of his life, how he has been talking of a life that he isn’t actually living, a life that he has failed to arrive at. If there is anything this play teaches us, it is that life can be hard work but at the end of the day we can’t blame anyone else for the life we have, we make the decisions, we get to choose.
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Principal Cast
Willy Loman: Gino Cataldo
Linda Loman: Rosalyn Anderson
Biff Loman: Daniel Moxham
Happy Loman: Jason Wall
Bernard: Callum O’Mara
Charley: Benjamin Small
Uncle Ben: Roger Oakes
Howard: Owen Phillips
The Woman: Rachel Bartlett
Stanley: Declan Waters
Mrs Forsythe: Rachel Perks
Letta: Claudia Meier
Jenny: Karren Murra
The Waiter: Patrck McLanaghan
Production Team
Director: Kathleen Del Casale
Stage Manager: Ashlee Torrens
Sound: Kim Elford
Lighting: Jacob Anderson
Backstage Crew: Daniel Ade, Hayden De Costa, Mary Del Casale, Elizabeth Del Casale, Breht Wilson, Rebekah Del Casale
Set: Alan Markham, Kathleen Del Casale
Props: Kathleen Del Casale
Costumes: Meg Adrichem-Considine, Joan Sweeney, Kathleen Del Casale
Scenic Artist: Ursula Kotara
I believe that the common man is as apt a subject for tragedy in its highest sense as kings are – Arthur Miller
Voice Overs
Mary Del Casale, Xavier Del Casale, Daniel Ade
Flute Composition and Performance
Rachel Hicks
Finley Award Winners
Kathleen Del Casale for a directorial debut that showed skill and promise
Daniel Moxham & Jason Wall for creating a powerful and engaging on-stage brotherly relationship
Limelight Award Recipients
Kathleen Del Casale for her excellent direction of a classic play dealing with contemporary issues
Daniel Moxham for his believable portrayal of different ages
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