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Wed 24 Feb 2027 - Sat 27 Mar 2027

Death Of A Salesman

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Times
 7:30pm, 6:30pm Mon, 7:00pm Tue

Running Time 0 hours

Venue Main House, York Theatre Royal

Matinee(s)2:00pm Thu, 2:30pm Sat

Age 12+

Death Of A Salesman

Wed 24 Feb 2027 - Sat 27 Mar 2027

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Dates

Wed 24 Feb 2027 - Sat 27 Mar 2027

Times

7:30pm, 6:30pm Mon, 7:00pm Tue

Matinee(s)

2:00pm Thu, 2:30pm Sat

Running Time

0 hours

Venue

Main House, York Theatre Royal

Age

12+

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This show will be onsale for YTR members at 1pm on 06 Jul. General onsale will open at 1pm on 11 Jul. Find out more about becoming a YTR member here.

A York Theatre Royal and Citizens Theatre Production

Death Of A Salesman

by Arthur Miller
Directed by Dominic Hill

“You can’t eat the orange and throw the peel away — a man is not a piece of fruit.”

After thirty-four years on the road, Willy Loman returns home exhausted. A man who has sacrificed everything in pursuit of success and recognition. Yet the American Dream seems always just out of reach. As his career falters and the debts mount, Willy is lost in memories of the past as his family try desperately to reconcile the man they love with the tragic consequences of his delusions.

For the first time York Theatre Royal and Glasgow’s Citizens Theatre will partner on this new production of Miller’s timeless masterpiece, directed by Dominic Hill.

A powerful and heartbreaking story about the pursuit of wealth and popularity, it remains devastatingly relevant today.

Presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International: www.mtishows.co.uk

Access Performances

British Sign Language Interpreted Performance – Thu 11 Mar at 7.30pm

Audio Described Performance – Sat 13 Mar at 2.30pm

Captioned Performance – Sat 20 Mar at 2.30pm

If you are booking for one of our Access Performances, please contact our Box Office (boxoffice@yorktheatreroyal.co.uk) for the best rate and advice on the best seats for your requirements.

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