Citizens Theatre · Play
“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...
| Date | Time | Notes | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wed 7 Apr | 7.30pm | First Look | |
| Thu 8 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Fri 9 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Sat 10 Apr | 2pm | ||
| Sat 10 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Tue 13 Apr | 6pm | ||
| Wed 14 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Thu 15 Apr | 2pm | ||
| Thu 15 Apr | 7.30pm | Supporters | |
| Fri 16 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Sat 17 Apr | 2pm | Audio Described and Captioned | |
| Sat 17 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Tue 20 Apr | 6pm | Post-show talk | |
| Wed 21 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Thu 22 Apr | 7.30pm | BSL | |
| Fri 23 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Sat 24 Apr | 2pm | ||
| Sat 24 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Sun 25 Apr | 3pm | ||
| Tue 27 Apr | 6pm | ||
| Wed 28 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Thu 29 Apr | 2pm | ||
| Thu 29 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Fri 30 Apr | 7.30pm | ||
| Sat 1 May | 2pm | ||
| Sat 1 May | 7.30pm |
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