Arthur Miller's
Death of a Salesman is a play about identity –
personal, family and professional. Willy, played for keeps by Gary Neal
Johnson, is losing his grip on reality. He can't make his 30-odd years
on the road as a salesman add up. Throughout the play, Willy constantly
asks, what's the secret? He means the secret of success. Willy also
constantly rebukes himself for not following Ben, his older brother, to
Alaska for certain success. (Turns out Ben actually went to Africa and
found a diamond mine. Either way, he was still rich.)
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