Photo by Aubrey Reuben
The Man Who Had All the Luck, Miller's intriguing 1944 Broadway flop came before both his breakout hit, All My Sons, and the towering Death of a Salesman. Miller wrote the play in 1940. It takes place in 1938 during the end of the Depression, and as Europe was heading into war. Scott Ellis directs the Roundabout Theatre revival, which stars film's O'Donnell and Samantha Mathis.
The production is currently running in Washington, D.C. and will also receive a series of cinema screenings.
The 20-city concert tour will play Seattle, New York, Chicago, Toronto, Los Angeles, and more.
Lindsay Posner will direct the Ryan Craig-penned script.
The new play by Amy Herzog had a gala celebration April 21. Jonathan Groff, Michael Imperioli, and Constance Wu were in attendance.
Lynn Nottage, Denis O'Hare, Justin David Sullivan, Jessica Hecht, and more attended the Will Davis-directed Signature production.
Seth shares stories from his fabulous journey to Tahiti—including the fight he witnessed that drew blood.
Directed and choreographed by Justin Peck, the show previously played an Off-Broadway premiere at Park Avenue Armory.
The Bill Cain thriller continues Red Bull Theater's 20th Anniversary Festival.
Max Webster directs the Donmar Warehouse production.
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