2020

During 2020

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many planned productions were cancelled starting in mid-March; we tried to list here just the ones we think were actually produced, but there may be some errors due to the difficulties of working out who cancelled and who did not–feel free to let us know if you see anything incorrect so we can update.

• Mulya Amulya, based on The Price, translated by Ashit Mukherjee and adapted and directed by Mohammad Bari. However, I am unsure of the specific dates–but maybe the poster has them?
  
• Enemy of the People 23-31 Oct. (on stage and online) by Monmouth College, at the College’s downtown Fusion Theatre, 230 S. Main St., Monmouth, IL. Directed by Doug Rankin, with Richard Eyre. Audience number will be restricted due to COVID. Click here for more information or here for tickets/pass to watch online.

• Death of a Salesman 21-25 Oct. the Tony award winning 1999 version directed by Robert Falls and starring Elizabeth Franz and the late Brian Dennehy, along with Ted Koch, and Ron Eldard will stream on Playbill beginning at 8pm 21 October. Presented by Showtime, The Actors Fund, and the Goodman Theatre, the presentation will be available through midnight 25 October. Donations to The Actors Fund are encouraged at ActorsFund.org/Salesman to support everyone in entertainment via The Actors Fund’s COVID-19 relief efforts. Watch the stream through the Goodman Theatre website: here.
• An Enemy of the People 24-25 Oct. in a live stream by Weatherford College, TX. Directed by James Brownlee. Get tickets for the live stream here.
  
• The Crucible 23 Oct. (just scenes) by Garrison Players as part of a virtual season of short online performances “An Evening of Modern Classics”—along with scenes from The Odd Couple and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.  Directed by Kevin Collins, the cast features Don Briand, Fred Calcinari, Jenny Cullen, Tom Dunnington, Tinka Finley, Mark Miller, Devon Padley, Mike Pomp and Deirdre Randall. Tickets are free but viewers must sign up in advance at https://www.garrisonplayers.org/showsandevents. Donations are accepted.

• The Price 13 Oct. by Bedlam Theater, New York (a virtual benefit reading for the Okra Project/BLM). Directed by Annabel Capper, with Rajesh Bose, Michael Twaine, and Aresh Mokhtar. 6.30pm New York, 7pm Reading. Sign up here 15 minutes prior to it begin to get a Zoom link invitation: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kksRhvYoRmqa4A6HCUDNvQ or watch the stream on YouTube: https://www.facebook.com/Bedlam/

• All My Sons 1-11 Oct. by Cedarville University’s theatre department in the DeVries Theatre in the Stevens Student Center (spaced out seating to follow health recommendations), Cedarville University. Directed by Stacey Stratton, with Olivia Shake, Connor Parks, and Haleigh Compton. Tickets are available by calling the box office at 937-766-7787 or check the website for more information. The show will also be livestreamed for a couople of days starting on Sat. 10 Oct. 2-4pm. Rentals of this performance can be found at the following link: https://www.showtix4u.com/events/17808.
  

• The Crucible 2-10 October by Gisborne Unity Theatre, 209 Ormond Road, Mangapapa, Gisborne 4010, New Zealand. Directed by Norman Maclean, with Lawrence Mulligan, Belinda Campbell, Bo Jarrett, Danielle Hegarty, Simon Marino, Sandy Brittain, Joe Martin, and Jess Horsfield. Call 64 27 688 1337 or check their Facebook page for more details. Tickets available through i-SITE or eventfinda.
  

• Witches of Salem (translation of The Crucible by Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota) 8 Sept.-10 Oct. (also had three performances last March before Coronavirus closed the production) returning to Espace Cardin, Théâtre de la Ville, 1 avenue Gabriel Paris 8, France. Directed by Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota, with Élodie Bouchez, Serge Maggiana, Sarah Karbasnikoff, Philippe Demarle, Sandra Faure, Jauris Casanova, Lucie Gallo, Jackee Toto, Marie-France Alvaresz, Stéphane Krähenbühl, Éléonore Lenne, Gérald Maillet, Grace Seri, Charles-Roger Bour. Set design by Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota and Yves Collet. Imagine actors performing on stage, throwing themselves to the ground and screaming while wearing a mask over their nose and mouth. Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota, ensures that barrier gestures are respected: “You can take off your mask as long as you are more than two and a half meters from someone. But you are not talking with, of course, without a mask.” Call +33 (0)1 42 74 22 77 or check the website.

• A View from the Bridge 10-27 Sept. by Rogue Theatre, 300 East University Boulevard, Suite 150, Tucson, AZ. “Safety measures will be in effect, and the Arthur Miller play will get an interpretation made for a virus-plagued time. Our plan is to present ‘A View from the Bridge’ with most of the actors in mask, performing a kind of expressionistic rendering of the play while five vocalists speak the lines of the characters at the rear of the stage,” said Cynthia Meier, the Rogue’s co-founder and managing director. Play will be directed by Christopher Johnson, with musical direction by Russell Ronnebaum. Performers are Aaron Shand, Carley Elizabeth Preston, Bryn Booth, Hunter Hnat, Jeffrey Baden, Cynthia Meier, Christopher Pankratz and Joseph McGrath as Alfieri; McGrath is also in charge of the scenic design. Call 520-551-2053 or check the website for more information. You might also want to check out their Facebook page.

• Broken Glass to be performed free on-line via Zoom on Saturday August 22^nd at 7.30pm by The Two of Us Productions, a theater company based in Columbia County NY. To RSVP and get your Zoom access code please visit www.TheTwoOfUsProductions.org or call 518-329-6293.
• An Enemy of the People to be performed free on-line via Zoom on Saturday July 25^th at 7.30pm by The Two of Us Productions, a theater company based in Columbia County NY. To RSVP and get your Zoom access code please visit www.TheTwoOfUsProductions.org or call 518-329-6293.

• “I Can’t Remember Anything” on Monday 13 July at 1:30pm will be Food for Thought’s first production in the COVID world at The Coffee House Club (20 West 44th Street, 6th floor), as part of a program of staged readings that revolve around memory loss that will also include Robert Anderson’s “I’m Herbert” and the brief memory piece “Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem” by Daniel Rose. And as a special gift to NYC, tickets for the first show will be free. Directed by Antony Marsellis with Louise Lasser and Bob Dishy. “I Can’t Remember Anything” opened Food For Thought’s second season, in January of 2001 with Miller in attendance (and with Bob Dishy and Elaine Stritch performing). Miller went on to direct several of his own, and other, productions for FFTP.

• The Crucible 9-12 July by Toledo Repertoire Theatre, 16 Tenth Street, Toledo, OH. As a Teen Rep Production, directed by Julie Zatko, with Zachary Farrugia, Cassandra Herrmann, Sydney Schauwecker, Kamron Girardot, Giovanni DeSantis, Eli Boyer, and Anna Giller. Actors will be wearing masks and staying six-feet apart during their performances. It is being rehearsed outdoors, and the hope is, pending health department permission to perform on the stage and live stream in July—otherwise they will either perform in the parking lot or some other outdoor venue. Call 419-243-9277, check the theatre website.[This has moved to a virtual streamed production but is still on: check here for tickets]

• The American Clock, streaming 18 June-1 July by Steppenwolf Theatre. They will be running a radio-play production of the play. Directed by Austin Pendelton with Laurie Metcalf, Lois Smith, John Malkovich, Jeff Perry, Joan Allen, Kate Arrington, Barford, Robert Breuler, Chamberlain, Gary Cole, Celeste M. Cooper, Glenn Davis, Kathryn Erbe, Audrey Francis, K. Todd Freeman, Guinan, Jon Michael Hill, Hopper, Ora Jones, Terry Kinney, Tina Landau, John Malkovich, Marquez, Meredith, Morton, Sally Murphy, Neff, Austin Pendleton, William Petersen, Yasen Peyankov, Molly Regan, Rodriguez,  Anna D. Shapiro, and Smallwood (to cover the 50+ parts in the play). Viewing will be exclusive to the theatre’s members and on 14 May, all active members will receive an email from Steppenwolf with their unique login username and password, as well as viewing instructions. check website for more details. However, there are discussions of making a paid version available to non-subscribers in the future.
• All My Sons to be performed free on-line via Zoom at 7 p.m. on Saturday June 6^th by The Two of Us Productions, a theater company based in Columbia County NY. To RSVP and get your Zoom access code please visit www.TheTwoOfUsProductions.org or call 518-329-6293.
• The Pussy Cat And The Expert Plumber Who Was A Man on 22 May at 7pm by Mid-Ohio Valley Players via Zoom (so you get to see the actors). Directed by Vanessa Rake, with Dyrk Conrad, Tim Tuten, Douglas Reed, and Sarah Drake. The performance was recorded and will be posted on Facebook.
• The Pussy Cat And The Expert Plumber Who Was A Man (as radio play) [https://www.facebook.com/PineIslandPlayhouse/videos/1346898095504482/] by The Pine Island Playhouse, Bokeelia, FL (to replace their scheduled stage show, the cast submitted their lines remotely). Directed by Nichole Pichon, with Tom Crosby, Cindy Bickford, Lilly Overbaugh, Matt Travers, Burton Fisher, Kaylin Hill, Karla Arceneaux, Julie Pichon, Tonya Player, Anthony Marchitto, Andy Glorioso, Paul Pichon, Steve Pichon, Sandip Kumar, Ava Brainard, Caden Koch, Caitlyn Turner, Angela Kerr, Jessica Turner, Jackie Nettleton, and Julie Powell. Call (239) 677-9492 or check their FaceBook page or website for more information. A link to the end product is at the top–it’s 40 minutes long.

• Between January and April, 2020 Westport, CT-based JIB Productions throws open its doors to its popular lunchtime play-reading series, Play With Your Food in Westport (Toquet Hall, 58 Post Road East, on the following Tues/Weds.: 7-8 Jan, 4-5 Feb, 3-4 Mar and 14-15 April), Fairfield (at Fairfield Theatre Company, 70 Sanford Street, on the following Tuesdays: 14 Jan, 11 Feb, 10 Mar and 21 April), and Greenwich (Greenwich Arts Council, 299 Greenwich Avenue on the following Wed./Thurs.: 22-23 Jan, 12-13 Feb, 11-12 Mar and 22-23 April). This is lunch provided by a local restaurant, followed by three one-act plays read by professional actors. Each performance concludes with an audience talk-back with the cast and Artistic Director Carole Schweid. Full schedule to be announced, but Arthur Miller is touted to be featured. Individual tickets are $54 per performance (including lunch) or $200 for a four-month season ($50 per performance). For full season dates, venues, and to purchase tickets, call 203-293-8729 or visit JIBProductions.org for more information. Some of these performances may have been postponed.

• Death of a Salesman 3-5 April by Vero Beach Theatre Guild, 2020 San Juan Avenue, Vero Beach, FL. Staged reading as the third in a three-part homage to Miller. Call 772-562-8300 or check the website for more information. [Unsure if these ran or not]
• Incident at Vichy 13-22 March by Alibi Players, at Liberty Exhibition Hall, 3938 Spring Grove Ave., Cincinnati, OH. Directed by Alan Kootsher, with John McInerney, and Clint Bramkamp. Call 513 554 1014 for tickets, or check the website for more information.

• All My Sons 12-22 March by Alpena Civic Theatre, 401 River St. Alpena, MI. Directed by Carol Rundell, assisted by Jessica Luther, with David Usher, Marlo Broad, Joe Rybarczyk, MJ Smith, Matt Southwell, Doug Niergarth, Dani Ayotte, Devin Gougeon, Amelia Berles, and Rodney Ayotte. Set design by Jason Luther. Call (989) 354-3624 or check the website for more information. [They cancelled the performance on 13th March, but were able to get in three performances all together before being closed by the Governor due to the Coronavirus].

• The Crucible 6-29 March by Western Washington Center for the Arts, 521 Bay Street, Port Orchard, WA. [Closed on March 13th due to Coronavirus]. Directed by Gary Fetterplace, with Nash Rhaburn, Kristi Ann Jacobson, Liam Sanchez, Kristopher Jones, Abby Dickson, Jon O’Guin and Penny Lukkasson. Call 360 769 7469 or check the website.

• Death of a Salesman 13-22 March by West T. Hill Community Theatre, in their Main Theatre, 117 Larrimore Lane, Danville, KY. [Decision made to end run on March 15th due to Coronavirus] Directed by Greg Hancock, with Tom Johnson, Simon Louallen, Chuck Taylor, Cindy Hildebrandt, Anthony Haigh, Bill Nichols, Conrad Wiles, Hannah Dunn, Elijah Brown, John Penick, Katie Followell, Mary Carol Porter, and William Rayens II (as young Biff), Dustin Duvall (as young Happy), Grayson Foulkes (as young Bernard). Call (859) 319-0205 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 5-22 March by Resident Ensemble Players, in Thompson Theatre, University of Delaware, Newark, DE. Directed by Ben Barnes, with René Thornton, Jr. as John Proctor, Maria Guiver, Michael Gotch, Izabel Mar, Lee E. Ernst​, Alan Ross, Toni Martin, Grace Nardo, Charlotte Kalilec, Jenna Dorrian, and Robert Tyree. Original Music and Sound Design by Michael Bodeen and Rob Milburn. ​Set design by Bill Clark. Call (302) 831-2204 or check the website. CANCELLED mid-run due to Coronavirus.

• All My Sons 6-15 March by Oak Ridge Playhouse, Jackson Square, 227 Broadway Avenue, Oak Ridge, TN. Directed by Reggie Law, with Greg Helton, Joshua Bigwood, Steve Belding, Kadi Brazil, Danny Davis, Dennis Hart, Oliver Hoig, Kathy Tallent, Casey Maxwell, and Jennie Lee-Pace. Set design by Jason Ammons. Call 865.482.9999 or check the website.
  • • All My Sons 6-15 March by Sand Lake Center for the Arts Circle Theatre Players (SLCA-CTP), 2880 NY 43, Averill Lake, NY. Directed by Barry Streifert. Call 518-674-2007 or check the website.
    • Enemy of the People 29 Feb.-15 March by Gamut Theatre, 15 North Fourth Street, Harrisburg, PA. Directed by F. L. Henley, Jr. who is setting the play in the 1970s, with Clark Nicholson, Marc Lubbers, Kalina Jenkins, Erin Shellenberger, Chris Ondeck, William Mueller, Lyeneal Griffin, Michael James Kacey, Micahael Bush, Abby Carroll, Diego Sandino, James Mitchell, Patrick Hughes, Michele Hutchins, Andrew Webb, Daniel Hutchins, Angel Layton, Amber Legge, Ariadne Retzer, Scott Long, and Tesean Richardson. Set design by Andrew Nyberg. Call (717) 238-4111, or check the website for more information.

• Broken Glass 4-8 March by Hummingbird Theatre at Multi-use Community Cultural Center, 142 Atlantic Avenue, Rochester, NY. Directed by Donald Brian Bartalo, with Davida Bloom and Greg Ludek. Check the website for tickets and more information (no phone).
• Enemy of the People 28 Feb.-8 March by Taylor University Theatre Department, in the Mitchell Theatre, 236 West Reade Ave., Upland, IN. Call 765-998-5289, or check the website for more information.

• A View from the Bridge 20 Feb.-7 March by Thunder River Theatre Company, 67 Promenade, Carbondale, CO. Directed by Corey Simpson, with Lee Sullivan, Tamela Kenning, Sophia Higbie, Patrick Keleher, Owen O’Farrell, Brian McIsaac, and Lon Winston. Call 970.963.8200 or check the website for more information.
• All My Sons 4-7 March by Nottingham New Theatre, in University Park, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, East Midlands, UK. Directed by Sofia Bassani. Check the website for more information and to reserve tickets.

• Enemy of the People 21 Feb.-1 March by Wright State University Theatre Department, in Herbst Theatre, 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy., Dayton, OH. Call (937) 775-2500 or check the website for more information.
  
• The Creation of the World and Other Business 7-28 Feb. by Theatre 9/12, at Trinity Parish Church, 609 8th Avenue, Seattle, WA. Directed by Charles Waxberg, with Robert A. Barnett, Michael C. Robinson, Laura Bannister, Mary Murfin Bayley, Rowan Gallagher and Mohana Rajagopal. Lucifer and Abel played by female actors. Call (206) 332-7908 or check the website.
• “Clara” 22 Feb. by Leitheatre (Sunnyside) as part of the Scottish Community Drama’s One Act Play Festival, Church Hill Theatre, 33 Morningside Road, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Call 0131 225 5952 or check this website for tickets.
  
• The Crucible 21-23 February by Maury County Arts Guild, 705 Lion Parkway, Columbia, TN. Directed by Corey Larabie, with Jay Powell, and Jenny Montes. Call (931) 683-2787 or check the website.
  
• Death of a Salesman 15-23 Feb. by Rebel Stages, Shawnee Playhouse, 552 River Rd., Shawnee on Delaware, PA. Directed by Beth Kelley, assisted by Carina Cohen, with Darren Fouse, Mary Jane Baer, Max Kubiak, John Lauri, Roy Wilbur, Benjamin Rickards, Dan Eash, Lizzy Mahon-Spinelli, Ian Sallit, Amy Cramer, Jules Gindraux, Brenna Fulk and Abigail Witt. Set design by Amanda Hubard. Call (570) 421-5093, check the website, or their Facebook page for more information and tickets.
  
• Death of Salesman 7-23 Feb. by Fairbanks Drama Association, in the Hap Ryder Riverfront Theatre, 1854 2nd Avenue, Fairbanks, AK. Directed by Heath Robertson, with Bruce Hanson, Julie Jones, Armando Saenz, and Kris Luddington. Call (907) 456-7529 or check the website for more information.
• The Crucible 13-23 Feb. in PS M11 at Rathaus Hall, by Queens College Theatre Department, 65-30 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, Queens. Call 718-793-8080 or check the website.
  
• A View from the Bridge 31 Jan.-23 Feb. by 6^th Street Playhouse on the Monroe Stage, 52 W. 6th Street, Santa Rosa, CA. Directed by Jared Sakren, with Edward McCloud, Nina Cauntay, Mary Delorenzo, Matt Farrell,  Rodolpho, and Joe Winkler. Set design by Jared Sakren and  Martin Gilbertson. Call (707) 523-4185 or check the website.

• Death of a Salesman 31 Jan.-16 Feb. by Niagara Regional Theatre Guild at Ellicott Creek Playhouse, 550 Ellicott Creek, Tonawanda, NY.  Directed by Dawn Marcolini Newton, with Kunji Rey, M. Joseph Fratello, Ryan Morgan, Chuck Slisz and Eric Bloom. Call (716) 260-2319 or check the website for tickets and more information.

• No Villain 31 Jan-16 Feb. by Studio Theatre of Long Island, 141 S Wellwood Ave, Lindenhurst, NY. Directed by David Dubin, with Gary Milenko, and Gayle Merzer Behrens. US Premier of Miller’s first ever play, written when he was a student at

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• All My Sons 23 Jan-9 Feb. by Riverside Community Players, in the Parking Lot below Riverside Community Hospital, between Magnolia and Brockton Avenues, Riverside, CA. Directed by Michelle Grotness. Call 951 686 4030 or check the website.
• The Crucible 29 Jan-8 Feb. by MacEwan University Theatre, in the Theatre Lab, Allard Hall, 11110-104 Ave NW, MacEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Directed by Jim Guedo, with Evan Makowecki, Abigail Laforest, Maya Baker, Chelo Ledesma, Brett Williams, Travis Schulte, Carson Walliser, and Sweetie Lakou. Call (1) 780-497-4470 or check the website for more information.

• A View from the Bridge 31 Jan-2 Feb. by Vero Beach Theatre Guild, 2020 San Juan Avenue, Vero Beach, FL. Staged reading as the second in a three-part homage to Miller. Call 772-562-8300 or check the website for more information.
• All My Sons 24 Jan-1 Feb. by Mid Ohio Valley Players, Marietta, OH. Directed by Suzanne Walker, with Jeff Walker, Jena Lane Blair, Sean Jacob Shoop, Beth Lane, Dyrk Conrad, George Gaston, Kathy Jackson Biery, Amber Nicole Smrek, Dylan Todd Brown, and Leon Elliott. Call 740-374-9434 or check the website.
  
• All My Sons 24 Jan.-1 Feb. by Helen Hocker Center for the Performing Arts, 700 SW Zoo Pkwy in Gage Park, Topeka, KS.  Call 785 251 5990 or check the website, or their Facebook page.

• The Crucible 11 Jan-6 Feb. by Centaur Theatre Company (CTC), 453 St. François-Xavier, Old Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Directed by Gordon McCall., with Jerry Franken, Jennifer Morehouse, Emma Campbell, Kent Allen, James Kidnie, Douglas Campbell, Barrie Baldaro, Mo Bock, Lesley Faulkner, Bill Fisher, Stephanie Graham, Simon Jones, Genevieve Lavigne, Stering Mawhinney, Ricahrd McConomy, Joel Miller, Zoe Mugford, Joanna Noyes, Amy Sloan, and Moira Wylie. Set design by John C. Dinning. Call 288 3161 or check the website for more information.
  

  
  

• An Enemy of the People 10-26 Jan. by Valley Performing Arts, 251 W Swanson Ave, Wasilla, AK. Directed by Karl Kopperud. Call (907) 373-0195 or check the website.
• Death of a Salesman 10-26 Jan. by Theatre Knoxville, 800 S. Central Street, Knoxville, TN. Directed by Sarah Campbell, with Joe Jaynes, Bonny Pendleton, Christopher Freeman, Dennis Hart, Casey Cain, Bill Howard, and Kevin Cannon. Call 865 544 1999 or check the website.
• All My Sons 10-26 Jan. by Pacific Resident Theatre, 703 Venice Blvd., Venice, CA. Directed by Elina de Santos, with Amy-Helene Carlson, Terry Davis, Katy Downing, Enzo De Angelis, Richard Fancy, James Gallo, Scott Jackson, Scott Sheldon, Marc Valera and Dalia Vosylius. Set design by Dillon G. Artzer. A return of their successful Fall production, with a slight change of cast. Call (310) 822-8392 or check the website.

• A View from the Bridge 21-25 Jan. by Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club at the ADC Theatre, Park Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK. Directed by Seb Brindle, with Will Batty, Katie Chambers, Leon Hewitt, and Ben Galvin. Stage design by Craig Stewart and Dominic Littlewood. Produced by Ed Paget. Call 01223 300085 or check the theatre website for tickets; go to this website for more information about the Club; or check out their Facebook page, and book through the FBevents.

• Death of a Salesman 16-19 Jan. by Bailey Theatre Company, in St. John’s College library, University of Durham, Durham, UK. Directed by Molly Byford, with Charlie Howe, Ellie Fidler, Samad Chowdhury, and Dan Carr. Check the website for more information.
• The Price 18 Jan. at 4pm by Shakespeare and Company, in the Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre on the Shakespeare & Company campus at 70 Kemble St. Lenox, MA, as part of their Winter Play Reading Festival. Directed by Regge Life, with Glenn Barrett, Allyn Burrows, Jim Frangione, and Leigh Strimbeck. Each reading is followed by a talk-back with the director and actors. Call 413-637-3353 or check the website.