- The following is
a list
of productions of Miller's plays during the year of 2002.
This is not an
exhaustive
list, but includes all of the productions that came to the attention of
the Miller Society during that year.
- A View from the Bridge at Shadowbox Theater, Z
Building,
at Queensborough Community College, 222-05 56th Avenue, Bayside, NY
11364-1497.
Nov. 1&2 at 8pm, Nove 7 at 6.30pm, Nov. 8&9 at 8pm, Nov. 14 at
6.30pm, Nov. 15&16 at 8pm, Nov. 21 at 6.30pm, and Nov. 22-23 at
8pm.
Call QCC boxoffice, 718 631-6311 for ticket information.
- A View from the Bridge at The Shreveport Little
Theatre,
which is one of the oldest continuously performing community theatres
in
the United States. Two years ago they staged "Death of a Salesman'' and
it was a great success. The play starts Nov 7th and will run for 3
weeks.
Please call the theatre 318 424-4439 or e-mail dpouent@aol.com
for more information.
- All My Sons by Actors Co-op in Hollywood 12
April-2
June
at The Crossley Theatre which is in the grounds of the First
Presbyterian
Church of Hollywood at 1760 N. Gower, immediately south of the 101
Hollywood
Freeway. The entrance is on Carlos Street. Free,
well-lit
and guarded parking is available for theatre patrons.
Performances
are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings at 8:00 pm and Sundays at
2:30
pm. Tickets are $18.00 for adults, with a special rate of $14.00
per person for groups of ten or more. Please call the Actors
Co-op
office at (323) 462-8460 for tickets or further information.
- Resurrection Blues at The Guthrie, Minneapolis,
MN.
9 Aug.through Sept. 8. Best seating ticket price (for Friday or
Saturday
nights)is $46. Season ticket holders can purchase tickets June 10, but
individual show tickets will not go on sale until July 8. Call
Guthrie
Box Office, toll-free 1-877-44stage for more details or to get on their
mailing list. If you are interested in joining a group to attend
this production, feel free to contact society member Paula
Langteau, before July 8th. as she is willing to organize such a
group.
There will be a week of preview shows, beginning August 3. Much of the
opening preview gets sold out to season ticket holders, but some seats
may be available for the Sunday matinee and the Tuesday and Wednesday
night
performances of the preview week, and best seating prices for those
goes
for $37 per ticket (with a $5 discount for students and senior
citizens).
- The Crucible is being performed by Mere Players
Theatre Group,
at Roydon Hall, near Diss, Norfolk, England on May 9th 10th and 11th.
Box
office 01379640084 or email KevinBall.
- After the Fall at The Fountain Theatre ,
5060
Fountain
Avenue, Hollywood. Previews begin 7 Feb., then from Friday, 15
Feb.
to 31 March. Directed by Stephen Sachs. Starring Morlan Higgins as
Quentin,
Tracy Middendorf as Maggie, as well as Lenny Citrano, Mimi Cozzens, Pat
Destro, Laura Margolis, Colleen Quinn, Rick Scarry, Jacqueline Schultz,
Cooper Thornton and Malachi Throne. The play is produced by
Simon Levy, with set design by John Patrick, lighting design by Kathi
O'Donohue,
costume design by Shon Le Blanc, sound design by Kurt Thum and prop
design
by Sharon Rushing. Assistant director is Deborah Lawlor; fight
director
is Marty Pistone; associate producer is Yvonne Bennett.
Performance
schedule: Thursday - Saturday at 8:00pm, Sunday at 2:00pm.
Tickets are $24 ($15 for previews). Reservations: (323)
663-1525.
Secure, low-cost parking is adjacent to the theatre.
Website:
www.fountaintheatre.com.
- The Crucible at Virginia Theater, 245 West 52nd.
St.
New York City. Revival directed by Richard Eyre and starring Liam
Neeson, Laura Linney, and Brian Murray. 120 performances only,
previews
starting on Feb. 16th., opens March 7th. Call Telecharge (212)
239
6200 or order tickets
online.
- The Man Who Had All the Luckby The Roundabout
Theatre
Company
at The American Airlines Theater, 227 W. 42nd St., based on the
Williamstown
Theater Festival production. Directed by Scott Ellis.
Previews
April 19, opens May 1st. Call (212) 719 1300 for tickets, or
check websitefor
more details.