During 2023

• All My Sons 9 Nov.-10 Dec. by Road Less Traveled Productions (RLTP), in their own Road Less Traveled Theatre, 456 Main Street, Buffalo NY. Directed by Scott Behrend, with Sean Cullen, Lissette DeJesús, Sara Kow-Falcone, Bob Grabowski, Greg Howze, Johnny Rowe, Nick Stevens, Maria Ta and Lisa Vitrano. Set design by Collin Ranney. Call (716) 629-3069 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 6-9 Dec. at IBB City Theater on the Harbiye Muhsin Ertuğrul Stage, Harbiye, Şişli, Istanbul, Turkey.

• A View from the Bridge [Uno sguardo dal ponte]. Originally performed in Milan May 2023 is now on tour. Directed by Massimo Popolizio, who will also be appearing in the show alongside Valentina Sperlì, Michele Nani, Raffaele Esposito, Lorenzo Grilli, Gaja Masciale, Felice Montervino, Marco Maravacchio, and Gabriele Brunelli. Set design by Marco Rossi. “A great story… presented as a film… but on stage. With the acting that the theatre requires, with the rhythm of a series and the music of a film.” Venues: 7-12 Nov. at Toniolo Teatro, Piazzetta Gian Francesco Malipiero, 1, Venezia, Italy: Call +39 041 5218828 or check the website. 14-15 Nov. at Lugano Arte e Cultura, Piazza Bernardino Luini 6, Lugano, Switzerland: Call +41 58 866 42 22 or check the website. 16 Nov. at Sociale, Piazza Garibaldi Giuseppe, 26, Sondrio, Italy: Call  0342 526255 or check the website. 18-19 Nov. Teatro Degli Animosi, Piazza De André 1, Carrara, Italy: Call 0585 641317 or check the website. 21-26 Nov. at Bellini, Via Conte di Ruvo, 14, Napoli, Italy: Call +39 081 549 9688 or check the website. 28 Nov.-3 Dec. at Teatro Arena del Sole, Via dell’Indipendenza, 44, Bologna, Italy: Call +39 051 291 0910 or check the website. 5 Dec. Teatro B. Asioli, Corso Cavour, 9, Correggio, Italy: Call +39 0522 637813 or check the website. 6 Dec. Teatro Zandonai, Corso Bettini, 78, Rovereto, Italy: Call +39 0464 452368 or check the website.

• The Crucible 9 -26 Nov. by Bay Street Theatre, Corner of Bay & Main St., Sag Harbor, NY. Some performances are for schools as this is their Literature Live! Production for this year. Directed by Will Pomerantz, with Joe Pallister, Meg Gibson, Kate Fitzgerald, Anna Francesca Schiavoni, Allen O’Reilly, Matthew Conlon, Gabriel Portuondo, Keith Reddin, Teresa DeBerry, and Sonnie Betts. Set design by Mike Billings. Call 631-725-9500 or check the website for more information.

• Death of a Salesman 21 Nov. by Theaterian at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, 14/3 Segunbagicha 1000 Ramna, Dhaka Division, Bangladesh. Translated into Bangla by Fateh Lohani and directed by Ashiqur Rahman Leeon, with Tohid Biplob, Poly Chowdhury, Ahmed Sujan, Mainul Islam Tauhid, Abdul Hai, and Amirul Mamun. Set design by Ashiqur Rahman Leeon. Call +880 2-9562836.

• The Crucible 16-18 Nov. by Sterling College Theatre in Culbertson Auditorium, Sterling College, 125 W.Cooper, Sterling, KS. Directed by Dennis Dutton, with Luke Harding, Cate Gutteridge, and Katie Lumbert. Call (620) 278-2173 or check the website or Facebook page for more information.
  
• The Crucible 15 Nov. in a free staged reading by Lake Michigan College’s department of visual and performing arts in the Hanson Theatre in Mendel Center, Lake Michigan College, 2755 E. Napier Ave., Benton Harbor, MI. Directed by Kelsey Trux and features LMC Visual & Performing Arts students. Produced as a special event in conjunction with their fall play production of Kimberley Belflower’s John Proctor Is the Villain (10-19 Nov.). Call 269-927-8700 or check the website for more details.
  
• Death of a Salesman 28 Oct.-12 Nov. by African American Shakespeare Company was sadly CANCELLED after a couple of previews due to the untimely death of cast member Richard D. May (playing Uncle Ben), intended to play at the Taube Atrium Theatre at 401 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA. Directed by Ted Lange, with Peter Callender, Damaris Divito, Richard D. May, Joshua-Morris Williams, Marlon Washington II, Gabriel Ross, Brandi Ynocencio, Edgardo Solorio, Steve Ortiz, Risa Ferrer, Edith Castoena, and Edric Young. Call (415) 762-2071 or check their website or FaceBook page for more information.
  

  

• A View from The Bridge 31 Oct.-11 Nov. at Rose Theatre, 24-26 High Street, Kingston upon Thames, South West London, UK. In a Rose Theatre co-production with Headlong, Chichester Festival Theatre, and Octagon Theatre Bolton. Directed by Holly Race Roughan, with Jonathan Slinger, Kirsty Bushell, Rachelle Diedericks, Luke Newberry, Tommy Sim’aan, Elijah Holloway, Lamin Touray, and Nancy Crane as a female Alfieri. Set design by Moi Tran. Call 020 8174 0090 or check the website for more information.
  
• The Crucible 26 Oct.- 4 Nov. by Heartwood Regional Theater Company and Lincoln Academy on the Parker B. Poe Theater Stage at 81 Academy Hill Rd, Newcastle, ME. Call 207-563-1373 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 11 Oct. -4 Nov. by the Classics Theatre Project outdoor performances on the lawn at the Addison Theatre Center, 15650 Addison Road, Addison, TX. Directed by John Psyzk, with Joey Folsom, Devon Rose, Cynthia Santiago, Robbie San Juan, Jason West, Nancy Sherrard (as Danforth), Anthony Magee, Nadine DeBerandinis, Braden Socia, Rhonda Rose, Jerrica Roy, Tom McWhorter, and Dakoda Taylor. See website for tickets or for more information.
  
• The Crucible 27 Oct.-5 Nov. by Clark State Theatre Arts Program, at Clark State Performing Arts Center (PAC) in the Turner Studio Theatre, 300 South Fountain Avenue, Springfield, OH. Call 937 328 3874 or check here for tickets.
• The Crucible 20-29 Oct. by New Castle Playhouse, in The Annex, 212 E. Long Avenue, New Castle, PA. Directed by Jeff Carey, with David Lynch, Caryn Leslie, Holly Marshall, Marissa McKenzie, John Henry Steelman, Rob Whiting, Philip L. Clark, Kari Anne Innes, Brandon McCormick, Dominick Spisak, Dave Dougherty, Lanna Leslie, Dave Leslie, Lily Fontaine, Lynne O’Meara, RoAnn Romeo, Brooke Reiter, and Sindy Hanna. Call 724-654-3437 or check the website for more information.
  
• All My Sons 28-29 Oct. by Red Umbrella Theatre Company, Wayside Cottage, 1039 Post Rd., Scarsdale, NY. For more information or tickets check their website.

• Death of a Salesman 13-29 Oct. on the Steve Lloyd Stage, at HART Theatre, 250 Pigeon Street, Waynesville, NC. Directed by director Doug Savitt, with Jimmy Racioppi, Kathy O’Conner, Stevie Jones, Dakota Mann, Jamie Knox, Jared Wise, Hogan McLamb, Daniel Sandoval, Bailey Daugherty, Tom Bastek, Jareth Frazier, Bill Chameides, Strother Stingley, Laura Rikard, Laura Gregory Parker, Jacob Fletcher, Gina Purri, Connie Blanton and Tabitha Judy. Set conceptualized by Savitt and designed by Dakota Mann, to create an immersive spectator experience. Call 828-456-6322 or check their website for more information.
  
• The Crucible 19-29 Oct. by San Jacinto Drama department, on San Jacinto College-South campus, in the Marie Spence Flickinger Fine Arts Center, Black Box Theatre, 13735 Beamer Rd., Houston, TX. Directed by MJ Emig. Admission is free for all SJCD faculty, students, and staff. General admission to non SJCD students and faculty is $1. Call (281) 998-6150 or check the website for more information or click here for tickets.
  
• A Memory of Two Mondays (Hindhi adaption set in modern times: Dhat Teri Ki, Ek Aur Somvaar) by Dramatech on 21-29 Oct. at Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts, 4, Safdar Hashmi Marg, Todermal Road Area, Mandi House, New Delhi, India. Directed by Sanjiv Agarwal, with Apoorv Bhatia, Bhavya Khurana, Sanjiv Agarwal, Amber Tickoo, Lokesh Kakkar, Sadhana Yadav, Ananya Shrangi, and Vivaan Mittal. Set design by Umesh Vyas. Call +91 11 2373 1112 or check the website or Facebook page for more information.

• A View from the Bridge 6-28 Oct. by Festival Theatre (co-production with Headlong, Octagon Theatre and Rose Theatre) at Chichester Theater Festival, Oaklands Park, Chichester, West Sussex, UK. Directed by Holly Race Roughan, with Jonathan Slinger, Kirsty Bushell, Rachelle Diedericks, Luke Newberry, Tommy Sim’aan, Elijah Holloway, Lamin Touray, and Nancy Crane as a female Alfieri. Set design by Moi Tran. Monday night performances have pre/post show discussions, see website for more details. Call 01243 781312 for tickets or check the website. The theater is also offering an “Arthur Miller Experience Weekend” on 14-15 Oct. Then it will be moving to the Rose theatre.
• All My Sons 13-24 Oct. by Worcester County Light Opera Club, in the Grandview Playhouse, 21 Grandview Ave., Worcester, MA. Directed by Eric Butler, with Steve Knox. Call 508-753-4383 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 13-22 Oct. Carlisle Theatre’s Players on High, 40 West High Street Carlisle, PA. Directed by Ashley Shade Byerts, assisted by Director Debra Cornelius, with Kelli Kauterman, Paul Jon West, Ashley Byerts, Bradley Barkdoll, Paige Harrell, Rick Sollman, Aedan Shevlin, R.J. Lesch, Katy Clay, Izzy Reed, Dave Lang, Debra Cornelius, Hadley Qualls, Brad Mitchell, Kaelyn Rinehart, Ellen Davis, Audrey Caldwell, Amanda Moore, John Fitzgerald, Ben Greenberg, Tanner Holtry, Adam McKeehan, Hadley D’Esopo, Addison Aultman, Charles Miller, Alyanna Montgomery, Emily Balog, Max Balog, Cassandra Cherricks, Margie Fry, Annabeth Hunt, Julie Lark, Tara Mead, Annie Hart, and Miriam March. Set design by Rick Sheffe. Call (717) 258-0666 or check the website.
  
• The Crucible 20-22 Oct. by the North Shore Players of Danvers, opening at Hogan Regional Center Auditorium, 450 Old Maple St., Danvers (20 Oct.), and matinee now on 28 Oct. at Hale Farm, 39 Hale St., Beverly (original date was 21 but cancelled due to rain), and also on 22 Oct. at Hogan. Call 978-646-7328 or check the website for more information. Hale Farm tickets only available at www.historicbeverly.net/event/the-crucible.
• All My Sons 11-21 Oct. by Walterdale Theatre, 10322 83rd Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Directed by John Anderson, with Dave Wolkowski, Ursula Pattloch, Franco Correa, Jasmine Hopfe, Colin Stewart, Lee Conrad, Mélissa Masse, Amir Shah, and Angela James-Findlay. Set design by Joan Heys Hawkins. Call (780) 439-3058 or check the website for more information.

• A View from the Bridge 8 Sept.-21 Oct. by Shattered Globe Theatre, Theater Wit, 1229 W. Belmont Ave., Lakeview, Chicago., IL Directed by Louis Contey, with Scott Aiello, Eileen Niccolai, Isabelle Muthiah, Harrison Weger, Mike Cherry, John Judd, Adam Schulmerich, and Chris Martin. Set design by Shayna Patel. Call (773) 975-8150 or check the website for more information.
• The Crucible 29 Sept. -15 Oct. by ThinkTank Theatre, as a co-production with Tampa Repertory Theatre, at Stageworks Theatre, 1120 E. Kennedy, Ste. 151, Tampa. Directed by Georgia Mallory Guy, with Robert Teasdale, Brianna Larson, Luis Rivera, Lance Felton, Noa Friedman, Ryan Sturm, Michael Gilbert, Randi J. Norman, Cameron Kubly, Olivia Carr, Julianna Spataro, Samantha Bollinger, Ryan Pope, Adeline Richardson, Eve Anton, Grace Grammig, Tavo Perez, and Jadon Milne. Set design by Jim Sorensen. Call 813 – 508 – 0884 or check the website for more information.

• Death of a Salesman, 1 Sept. -15 Oct., at Her Majesty’s Theatre, 219 Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Directed by Neil Armfield, with Anthony LaPaglia, Alison Whyte, Josh Helman, Sean Keenan, Steve Bastoni, and Richard Piper. Set design by Dale Ferguson. Call (03) 8643 3300 or check the website for more information. And here is a YouTube trailer about the production.

• All My Sons 12-15 Oct. by Berry College Theatre Company at Berry College, 2277 Martha Berry Hwy NW Mount Berry, GA. Directed by Peter Friedrich, with Mary Auryanna Dunlap, and Claire Page. Call 706.236.2263, or go here for tickets, or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 5-15 Oct. by Hayswood Theatre, 115 South Capitol Ave., Corydon, IN. Directed by Martin French. Call 812 366 0074 or check the website for more information.
• A View from the Bridge 18 Aug. -19 Nov. [extended dates] by Ruskin Group Theater, 3000 Airport Ave., Santa Monica, CA. Directed By Mike Reilly, with Ray Abruzzo, Kim Chase, Aurora Leonard, Brandon Lill, Jessie Janzen, Sal Viscuso, Kevin Alain, Jamie Daniel, Aaron Marshal, Nicole Millar, and Jeff Prater. Set design by Stephanie Kerley Schwartz, lighting and sound design by Edward Salas. Call 310 397 3244 or click here for tickets, or check the website for more information.

• Death of a Salesman 22 Sept.-8 Oct. by Port Tobacco Players, 508 Charles St., La Plata, MD. Directed by Suzanne Donahue, with Brian Donohue and Christopher Fleming. Set design by Chuck Hower and John Merritt. Call 301-932-6819 or check the website for more information.

• All My Sons 5-8 Oct. by Newman Theater, Newman University, in the Jabara Theatre, De Mattias Fine Arts Center, 3100 McCormick, Wichita, KS. Directed by Mark Mannette, with Daniel Graber, Alex Harter, and Hunter Bartholomew. Call 316-942-4291, ext. 2486 or check the website for more details.

• The Crucible 22 Sept.- 8 Oct. by Gainesville Community Playhouse in Vam York Theater, 4039 NW 16th Blvd, Gainesville, FL. Directed by Ellen Frattino. xCall (352) 376-4949 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 15 Sept. -1 Oct. by Theatre Memphis, Memphis, TN. Directed by John Maness, assisted by Kevar Maffitt, with JS Tate, Mac White, Christopher Tracy, Chelsea Robinson, Matthew Hamner, Christina Wellford Scott, Mark Winburne, Greg Boller, John Reynolds, Ben Watts, Emily Burnett, Hiawaratha Jackson, Parker Chase, Margot Anderson, Jeff Posson, Scott Ross, Jeremy Bukauskas, Susan Moskop, Maryaddyson Harville, Kaylee Webb, and Kadin Bolton. Set design by Jack Netzel-Yates. Call 901.682.8323 or check the website for more information.

• A View from the Bridge 8-30 Sept. at Octagon Theatre, Bolton, UK. In an Octagon Theatre co-production with Headlong, Chichester Festival Theatre, and Rose Theatre. Directed by Holly Race Roughan, with Jonathan Slinger, Kirsty Bushell, Rachelle Diedericks, Luke Newberry, Tommy Sim’aan, Elijah Holloway, Lamin Touray, and Nancy Crane as a female Alfieri. Set design by Moi Tran. Call 01204 520661 or check the website for more information. Then it will be moving to the Chicester Festival Theatre and beyond.

• Death of a Salesman 22-30 Sept. by Prior Lake Players, at Twin Oaks Middle School, 15860 Fish Point Rd, Prior Lake, MN. Directed by Mike Wartman, with Dan Kane, Gina Sauer, Nate Swanson, Connor Burrell, Aaron Grono, Meghan Irving, Brian Klosa, Michael Kelly, Tom Langemo, Lee Gillis, Joshua Lester, Kellie Klein, and Stephanie Meacham. Go to their website for tickets or more information, or check out their FaceBook page.

• All My Sons 8-17 Sept. by Heights Players, 26 Willow Place, Brooklyn, NY. Directed by Joe Pacifico, with Thomas J. Kane, Gabriel Pinciotti, Noelle McGrath, Josie Wright, David Mackler, Heather Violanti, Suki Winters, Marc A. Hermann James Martinelli, and Riley Hilton-Squire. Set design by Gary Vanderputten. Call (718) 237-2752 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 1-17 Sept. by the Henry Lawson Theatre, 144 Henry Lawson Avenue, Werrington County NSW, Australia. Directed by Rebecca Fletcher, with Joshua Paterson, Holly Prophet, Tayah Gulyas, Stephen Ollis, Lace Mugridge, Mitchell Rist, Ken Fletcher, Mark Prophet, Aled Stephens, Nicole Smith, Elliott Prophet, Michelle Hussey, Aurel Vasilescu, Davo Hardy, Campbell Simpson, Georgia Willett, Nicole Madden, Liesel Hussey, Olivia Gray, Mya Crosetta and Lily Hampson. Call 0448 011 370, check their website for more information, or get tickets here.
• The Crucible 24 Aug.-3 Sept. by Shatterbox Theatre in the open air at Ameliasburgh Heritage Village in Prince Edward County, Ameliasburgh, ON, Canada. Performances will also feature a pre-show walk-through of the village by lantern light where secret discoveries and bewitching moments await guests on their way to their seats. In an immersive theatre experience, attendees can choose to have the opportunity to sit amongst the actors, on stage, and be a part of the action. Directed by Georgia Papanicolau and Julie Lane, with Becky Lamb, Julianna Tyers, Isabella Auciello, Thomas Harrison, Shelley Zebedee, Andrew Brant, and David Litke. Check the website for tickets or more information.
  
• The Crucible 7 June-2 Sept. by National Theatre. This is their 2022 production transferring to the Gielgud Theatre, Shaftesbury Ave. West End, London, UK. Directed by Lyndsey Turner, with new cast members Brian Gleeson, Caitlin FitzGerald, Milly Alcock, and Ron Cook, with Fisayo Akinade and Matthew Marsh reprising their previous roles as Hale and Danforth. Also returning are David Ahmad, Zoë Aldrich, Stephanie Beattie, Raphael Bushay, Henry Everett, Nick Fletcher, Colin Haigh, Nadine Higgin, Gracie McGonigal, Alastair Parker, Joy Tan, and Tilly Tremayne. Completing the cast will be Christopher Birch, Lucy Brindle, Grace Farrell, Chyna-Rose Frederick, Miya James, Ebony Jonelle, Tama Phethean, Amy Snudden, Nia Towle, and Samuel Townsend. Set design by Es Devlin. When tickets go on sale, call +44 344 482 5151 or check the website or other London ticketing venues. Here is a link to their latest promo video on YouTube.

• The Crucible 25-27 Aug. by Lake Country Players at Lake Country Playhouse, 221 E Capitol Drive, Hartland, WI. In a staged reading, directed by Jonathan Betzler. Check the website for tickets or more information.
• Mulya Amulya (The Price) 29 July at the Nilima Ibrahim Auditorium of Bangladesh Mahila Samiti, Baily Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Adapted and directed by Mohammad Bari, who also appears in the play alongside Proshanto Haldar, Saif Suman, Farida Lima, Marina Mitu, Dahlia Ferdousi and Yhaggosini MOU. I wonder who the two extra actors are playing—ghost parents? This was their 25^th performance of the play.

• Death of a Salesman 9 June-16 July by CASA 0101 Theater, at the Gloria Molina Auditorium at CASA 0101 Theater, 2102 East First Street (at St. Louis Street), Boyle Heights, CA, with a primarily Latino cast. Directed by Corky Dominguez, with Vance Valencia, Christine Avila, Eddie Diaz, Adam Hollick, Jack Bernaz, Daniel E. Mora, Jared Trevino, Leah Verrill, Jeff Blumberg, Chloe Diaz, Gor Leo Babkhanyan, Kriss Dozal and Mariana Campos. Set design by Kevin E. Vasquez. Call (323) 263-7684 or check their website for more information.
  
• All My Sons 23 June-9 July by Limelight Theatre, 11 Old Mission Avenue, St. Augustine, FL. Directed by Andrea McCook, with Bill Rains, Sherrie Provence, Dexter McDaniel, Emily Layt, Mitchell Wohl, Jonathan O’Leary, Evie Day, Troy Rossi, Angelica Parisen, and Sydney Taisey/Jackson McLellan. Set design by Stephen Carpenter. Call (904) 825-1164 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 16 June-2 July by Coastal Repertory Theatre, at Spectrum Theater, (on the campus of Grand Rapids Community College), 1167 Main Street, Half Moon Bay, CA. Directed by Allie Bailey, with Jery Rosas, Emily Sahar Krayn, Milan Whitfield, Lisa Burton Guevara, Guillermo Morales, Nancy Martin (as Danforth), Scott Solomon, Carolyn Ford Compton, Bill C. Jones, Thomas Poeschl, Josie Burgin Lawson, Carrie Welter, Rob Hedges, Shann Oliver, Sage Emiliana Alberto, April Grant, and Aya Naito. Set design by Doug McCurdy.. Call 650-204-5046 or check the website for more information.

• The Hook 8-25 June by Brave New World Repertory Theatre (8th is a preview night), using the gangway and the 1914 Lehigh Valley Barge #79 of The Waterfront Museum moored on 290 Conover St, Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY as the stage; in one scene, dockworkers haul crates onto the stage using the barge’s sling, in another, one character uses one of the barge’s hatches for a convincing stunt. This is based on the Ron Hutchinson adaptation from Miller’s original unproduced screenplay. Hutchinson turned a large gang of longshoremen into fewer individual characters with individual viewpoints, while attempting to stay true to Miller’s original screenplay set in the 1950s and having the characters speak only Miller’s lines from the original script and script notes. This is the return of Brave New World’s Sept 2020 production that was postponed due to COVID; it has adapted the Hutchinson version to cut some characters, rearrange scenes and form a new ending, but still aiming to preserve Miller’s cinematic vision using music, projections of historical photographs and noir lighting. Directed by Claire Beckman, with Nixon Cesar, Celeste Muniz, Paul Bomba. Beckman decided to cast Cesar’s character, Enzo, originally Italian, as a man of color and a Caribbean immigrant to reflect the full multicultural diversity of waterfront workers at that time. Production uses using projections and original music by composer Michelle DiBucci to evoke a nightmarish, claustrophobic sense of entrapment and paranoia. Call (111) 234-5678 or check their website for tickets and more information.

• The Crucible 13-25 June by the Australian Shakespeare Company at the Athenaeum Theatre 2, 188 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia. Co-directed by Syd Brisbane, and Tony Rive, who also plays Reverend Parris, alongside Jackson McGovern, Elizabeth Brennan, Tier Ataing, Claire Duncan, Briana Esmé McGreary. Set Design by Kaspa Elston. Call (03) 8676 7511 or check the website for more information.

• All My Sons 16-25 June at Star Royale Theatre (formerly Rhino Theatre), 247 Wanaque Avenue in Pompton Lakes, NJ. Directed by John Zisa. Call 973-907-7775 or check the website for more information.

• The Price 20-23 June will be staged at the Shanghai Grand Theater 上海大剧院, 300 People’s Ave 人民大道300号, Huangpu, China. This is the Chinese version produced last January ’23 in Beijing, translated by Ben He. Again, directed by He Bing, with Zhou Shuai, Feng Wenjuan, He Jing, and He Bing (as Walter). Set design by Li Biao. Call 021 6372 8701 for more information.

• All My Sons 1-18 June by Tampa Repertory Theatre, at the USF Theatre Centre, TAR 120, 3837 USF Holly Dr., Tampa FL. Directed by Christopher Marshall, with Ned Averill-Snell, Emilia Sargent, Harrison Baxley, Pauline Lara, James Putnam, Calee Gardner, Drew Brown, Jonathan O’Brien, Noa Friedman and Jacob Pham. Set design by Steven K. Mitchell. Call (813) 556 8737 or check the website for more information.
  
• Death of a Salesman 9 May-11 June in a touring Australian production by Hearth Theatre beginning on 9 May at  Riverlinks WestSide, Echuca Road, in Mooroopna, Victoria, 18 May at The Wedge, John Leslie Theatre, 100 Foster Street, Sale, Victoria. 20 May at Clocktower Centre, 750 Mount Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds, Victoria. Then 23-24 May at Capitol Theatre, 374 Peel St., Tamworth, NSW, and 7-11 June at Chapel Off Chapel, 12 Little Chapel Street, Prahan, Melbourne, Victoria. Also on 15 Aug. at Drum Theatre, Corner Walker and Lonsdale streets, Dandenong. Directed by Christopher Tomkinson, with Paul English, Margot Knight, Charlie Cousins, Ross Dwyer, Kim Denman, Berk Ozturk, Rebekah Carton, Juan Fernando Monge. Set design by Adrienne Chisolm. This is the culmination of an epic six-month rehearsal period, in which the cast immersed themselves in the world of the Loman family. The process is a revolutionary acting method which allows the ensemble to deep-dive into the world of the play to explore the complexity of the characters and story. For Riverlinks call 5832 9511, or check theirwebsite for more information. For Clocktower, call 9243 9191 or check the website for more information. For tickets at The Wedge, head to thewedge.com.au or call the box office on 5143 3200. For Capitol Theatre, call 67675200 or check their website. For Chapel Off Chapel call 03 8290 7000 or check their website. For Drum call 8571 1666 or check their website.

  

• The Crucible 11 May-11 June (previews 11-14 May) by Invictus Theatre Company, in the Reginald Vaughn Theater, 1106 W. Thorndale, Chicago, IL. Directed by Charles Askenaizer, assisted by Donica Lynn, with Mark Pracht, Devon Carson, James Turano, Joseph Beal, Frank Nall, Ellie Duffey, LaTorious Givens, Barbara Roeder Harris, Orion Silvertree, Erin Stewart, Laura Coleman, Mike Cherry, Lea Grace Biwer, Zach Bloomfield, Brandon Boler, Freya Trefonides, and Jay Donley. Set design by Jessie Gowens. Email them at boxoffice@invictustheatre.com or check the website for more information.

• A View from the Bridge 2-17 June by Playcrafters, 2011 Store Rd., Skippack, PA. Directed by Michele King, with Eric Rupp, Ben Fried, Jennifer DeMarco, Mara Felice, Sean Collins, Ryan Kirchner, Anthony Bartolucci, Russell Weidenmiller, David Kutish, Michael Jenks, Chris Donahue, Deb Marotta, Roie Gat, David Kutish. Call (610) 585-4005 or check the website for more information.
  
• Death of a Salesman (Śmierć komiwojażera) since 17 May 2023 by People’s Theatre (Teatr Ludowy), Cracow, Poland. Translated by Anna Bańkowska Directed by Małgorzata Bogajewska, with Piotr Pilitowski, Beata Schimscheiner, Piotr Franasowicz, Paweł Kumięga, Kajetan Wolniewicz, and Young Linda (Lena Schimscheiner) and Young Biff (Alan Wojtusik). Set design by Justyna Elminowska.

• The Crucible (ballet) 19 May-8 June by the Scottish Ballet on a short US tour, choreographed by Helen Pickett to a score written by Peter Salem, with costume and set design by Emma Kingsbury. Dancers include Araminta Wraith, Nicholas Shoesmith, and Christopher Harrison. Tour kicks off 19-20 May at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, in the James K. Polk Cultural Center at 505 Deaderick Street, Nashville, TN. Call (615) 782-4040 or check their website for more information. Next is 24-28 May at the Kennedy Center, 2700 F St. NW, Washington, DC, call 202 467-4600 or check their website for more information (includes an open rehearsal on the 24th). They will end the tour at this year’s Spoleto Festival 4-8 June in the Charleston Gaillard Center, Charleston, SC. Call (843) 722-2764 or check the website for tickets or more information.
  
• A View from the Bridge [Uno sguardo dal ponte] 9-21 May by Compagnia Umberto Orsini, Teatro di Roma at Piccolo, in Teatro Strehler, Via Rovello 2, Milan, Italy. In a translation by Masolino D’Amico. Directed by Massimo Popolizio, who will also be appearing in the show alongside Valentina Sperlì, Michele Nani, Raffaele Esposito, Lorenzo Grilli, Gaja Masciale, Felice Montervino, Marco Maravacchio, and Gabriele Brunelli. Set design by Marco Rossi. “A great story… presented as a film… but on stage. With the acting that the theatre requires, with the rhythm of a series and the music of a film.” Call +39 0221126116 or check the website for more information. The production went on to tour in Nov./Dec.
  
• The Price 13 April- 3 June (previews 13-17 April) by Gate Theatre, Cavendish Row, Parnell Square E, Rotunda, Dublin, Ireland. Directed by Conleth Hill, with Sean Campion, Simon Delaney, Abigail McGibbon, and Nicholas Woodeson. Set design by Stuart Marshall. Call 353 1 874 4045 or check the website for more information.

 

• Death of a Salesman 21 April-29 May by Theaterian at Nilima Ibrahim Auditorium of Bangladesh Mahila Samity, Baily Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Translated into Bangla by Fateh Lohani and directed by Ashiqur Rahman Leeon, with Tohid Biplob, Poly Chowdhury, Md Mainul Islam Tawhid, Ahmed Sujan, Amirul Mamun, Abdul Hai, Abdur Rahman Shohag, Litu Ray, Syedur Rahman Nayan, Ram Kanto Mondal Sreekanto, Nazmul Naim, Tasmia Mim, Prithu Ovishek, Farabi Zaman Shahjadi and Ornila Ochin. Call +88-01715592649.

• Death of a Salesman 27 May at Ruben Schuchmacher Theater, Opéra, Av. Corrientes 860, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Revival of the 2021 translation into Spanish by Natalio Grueso for the Infanta Isabel Theater in Madrid. Directed by Rubén Szuchmacher, with Imanol Arias, Cristina de Inza, Jon Arias, Carlos Serrano-Clark, Miguel Uribe (Charlie and Howard), Fran Calvo, and Virginia Flores. Check the website for more information.

• All My Sons 25 April-27 May by New Theatre, 542 King Street, Newtown, Australia. Directed by Saro Lusty-Cavallari, with Michael Harris, Kyle Barrett, Kath Gordon, Liam Greinke, Bridget Haberecht, James Hartley, Greg Poppleton, Mariah Stock, and Kaitlyn Thor. Set Design by Kate Beere. Call 02 9519 3403 or check the website for more information.

• All My Sons 23-26 May by Clonmel Theatre Guild in the White Memorial Theatre, Wolfe Tone St, Oldbridge, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Directed by Anne Williamson, with Ed Ryan, Esther Byrne, Douglas Beaton, Sheila Naughton, Jim Malone, Ann Hallinan, Dylan McCoy, Kevin Twohig, Niamh Healy, and Cathal Fahey as Bert. Call 0526129236 for tickets, or check the website for more information.

• All My Sons 24-28 May by 28^th Minute Theatre Company, at Winnipeg’s Rachel Browne Theatre, 211 Bannatyne Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Directed by George Toles with Darcy Fehr, Justin Fry, Hayley Stacey, Heather Roberts, Stephen Sim, Kevin Ramberran, Sadie Kornovski, Jesse Bergen, Kerri Woloszyn and Oona Muller as Roberta. Set Design by Robbie Playter. Call or check the website or their Facebook page for more information.

• Death of a Salesman 12-20 May at the Sherry Theater at 11052 Magnolia Blvd, North Hollywood, CA. Directed by Stephen Juhl, with Sammie Wayne, Robin Roth, Aditya Putcha, Hank Fisher, Morry Schorr, Brendan Getches, and Terry Woodberry. Note, this is not color-blind casting but a deliberate choice for this production through which racial lens they wished to examine the play: Willy Loman is Black and Linda is white. The theater’s home website and Facebook pages have not been updated in some time, but check this website for tickets.
  
• All My Sons 5-13 May by Oglebay Institute’s Towngate Theatre, 2118 Market Street Wheeling, WV. Directed by Dennis Fox, with Tim Thompson, Rachel Thompson, Karissa Martin, Brendan Sheehan, Alexander Hill, John Reilly, Maria McKelvey, Daniel Loh, Hailey Lewis, and Robert “Bob” McCoy. Call 304-242-7700 or check the website for more information.

City Repertory Theatre

• All My Sons 28 April-7 May by City Repertory Theatre, 160 Cypress Point Pkwy, Suite B207, Palm Coast, FL. Directed by John Sbordone, with Thomas Muniz, Julia Davidson Truilo, Gaston King, Anna Hobbs, Danno Waddell, and Marcus Roberts. Call 386 585 9415 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 21 April-6 May by Topeka Civic Theatre, 3028 SW 8th Ave., Topeka, KS. Directed by Shannon Reilly, with Devan R. Garcia, Alexandra Reilly, Dylan Hart, DJ Canfield, Anna Sage, Elizabeth Fawl, Drew Bosack, Laura Wallingford Cluke, Raymond Remp Jr., Penni Hansen, Michael H. Mathewson, Gracie Braden, Erin McGinnis, Kirby Whitt, Cade Graber, Elizabeth Ross, Dusty Nichols, Kermit Crane, Kaci Hodgson, Jayme Green, Paige Blevins-Jones, Elvira High, Charlotte Jackson, Adela Vance, Mohri Exline, Lynda High, Maribeth Murphy, Elizabeth Ross, and Ariel Smith. Call 785.357.5211 or check the website for more information.

• Death of a Salesman 24 March-23 April by Mandala Theatre, Lakhe Chaur Marg, Kathmandu, Nepal. Translated by Viplob Pratik as Euta Sapanako Awasan (Death of a Dream), with Willy, Linda and Biff Loman renamed Biren, Lila and Sanup Pratap. Directed by Anup Baral, with Roy, Deeya Maskey, Divya Dev, Menuka Pradhan, Shekhar Chapagain, Bikash Joshi, Suryaman Limbu, Utppal Jha, Sara J Adhikary, Sandesh Shakya, Abiral Pratap Adhikary, Jiban Gautam, Abishek Khadka, Nikita Acharya, Suraj Malla & Bishal Pulami. Set design by Amrit Karki. Call 01-5245147 or check the website for more information. The two sons in this production are played by two sets of actors, young and older.
  
• All My Sons 31 March 23-April by Bowie Community Theatre in Bowie Playhouse, 16500 White Marsh Park Dr., Bowie, MD. Directed by Fred Nelson, with Gene Valendo, Janet Preston, Thomas Donohue, Dana Fleischer, Anthony Cosgrove, David Chalmers, Melanie Wuertzer, Andrew Rappa, Cathy Holmes, and Samantha Clark (as Bert). Call (301) 805-0219 or check the website for more information.
  
• The Crucible 24 March-16 April by Sierra College Theatre Arts Department, in in the Dietrich Theatre at Sierra College, 5100 Sierra College Blvd., Rocklin, CA. Directed by Scott Adams, with Wesley Murphy, Samantha Odens, Hannah Vaccaro, Kendra Gottardi, Thomas Ryan, Leila Johnson, Paul Fearn, Marlo Perez, Rodger Hoopman, Candi Pickering, Kingsly Mann, Tallie Batchelder, Gracee Butrick, Andrew Adams, Matthew Quady, Charlie Adams , and Mary Cooper. Call (916) 660-8036 or check the website for more information. On 13 April there will be a director’s discussion at 5:00 p.m., and later a Q&A with cast and crew after the show.
  

• A View from the Bridge 13-16 April by JJC Fine Arts and Theatre Program, Main Campus in the Black Box Theatre, Joliet Junior College 1214 Houbolt Rd, Joliet, IL. Directed by Tammy Perkins, with Diana Martinez and Zach Mitcheff. Check the website for tickets or more information; already sold out for the opening night.
• All My Sons 13-15 April by Weymouth Drama Club at the The Bay Theatre, Weymouth College. With Rob Tripp, Antoinette Richards, Charlie Westlake, Poppy Hardwicke, Josh Hallett, Paul Gorsuch, Laura Jane Parsons, Jaydon Wheeler, Megan Mitchell, Benji Evans. Call the Ticketsource Box Office on 0333 666 3366 or check the website for more information.

  

• “An Experimental Staged Reading of ‘The Crucible’ by Arthur Miller.” 29 March-2 April by The Hanover Theatre Rep (THT Rep) in the BrickBox Theater, at the Jean McDonough Arts Center, 20 Franklin St., Worcester, MA. Directed by Livy Scanlon, the production will feature an all-female cast to examine how the play’s themes of misogyny and religious extremism resonate in today’s world, featuring Therese Plaehn, Meri Stypinski, Colleen Malvey, Ainsleigh Flanagan, Danica Gabriele, Karen MacDonald, Kris Danford, Karen Richards, Bobbie Steinbach, Bridgette Hayes, Janis Hudson, Veronica Wiseman, Elaine Vaan Hogue, Katie Parks, Samantha Madigan, Kathryn Moncrief, Abby Epple, Caroline Major, and Veronica Bailey. They may follow this with a fully staged production, TBA. Call 877 574 7469 or check the website for more information.
  
• U.S. Embassy in Addis Ababa partnered with renowned Ethiopian playwrights, directors, and artists of the National Theatre, to translate and produce Arthur Miller’s play, Death of a Salesman, for Ethiopian audiences. Ethiopian playwright Alemayehu Gebrehiwot translated the play into Amharic, with the title የአባወራ ጉዞ (Ye Abawera Guzo). The play was directed by Tekle Desta for the National Theatre, with Tesfaye Gebrehana, Adanech Woldegebriel, Serafel Teka, Michael Tamire, Genet Assefa, and Alemayehu Gebrehiwot (as Howard), and opened on Sunday, March 5. In the coming weeks, it will be presented to high school and college students and professors in Addis Ababa and will tour throughout Ethiopia. Previously, only a few short American plays, such as Edward Albee’s Zoo Story and Eugene O’Neills’ Welded, have been translated and performed in Ethiopian theaters.

• Death of a Salesman 24 March-2 April by Little Victory Theatre, at The Little Victory Theatre, 4089 Victory Blvd. in Travis, Staten Island, NY. Directed by Rose Gilleece, with Thomas Kane, Alberta Thompson, Andrew Dobbie, Eric Rosen, Phil Gagliano, Michael Schiavo, Joseph Perri, Louis Courage, Kyla Gomez, Bianca Hofmann, Tom Fitzgerald and Brian Laub as “John”! Set design by Virginia Gagliano. Call 718 524-8467 or check this website for tickets.

• The Crucible 24-25 March by Faith in 3D at Wilshire Baptist Church, 4316 Abrams Rd, Dallas,TX. A staged reading of selected scenes. Directed by Nancy Poynter. Check their FaceBook page for more details.
  
• All My Sons 24 March-2 April by Belmont Theatre in the Grumbacher Studio, 27 S. Belmont Street, York, PA. Directed by Jack Hartman, with Jack Hartman, David Closer, Joan Crooks, Kayla Nicholas, Jeremy Slagle, Amber Gamber, Patrick Casey, Josh Hamme, Christen Demnitz and Ethan Beckman. Call 717 854 5715, or check the website for more information.
  
• A View from the Bridge 17-26 March by New Light Theatre, at Opera Delaware Studios, 4 S Poplar St, Wilmington, DE. Directed by Megan Bellwoar, with John Jezior, Trice Baldwin, Cameron Del Grosso, Elsa Kegelman, Bob Weick, Ethan Jovanovic, Kevin McCann, Wyatt Enslen, Jerrod Ganesh, Lena Mucchetti and Tom Mucchetti. Check the website for more information.
• Death of a Salesman 16-18 March by Boston University Stage Troupe, Agganis Arena, 925 Commonwealth Ave., Boston University, Boston, MA. Directed by Kevin Bolduc, assisted by Caleb Perkins, with Marc Guildenhuys, Tara Boudreau, Devyn Berry, Molly Flanigan, Ananya Mannur, Catherine Glessner, Abraham Rivera, Samuel Wilkins, Gavin Mastella, Isabella Vianna, Colin McDowell, Sunanda Guruprasaad, and Emma Claire Everett. Check the website for more information or their Facebook page.
• Ang Pag-uusig (The Crucible) 17 Feb.-12 March., a Filipino translation by Jerry Respeto, performed by Tanghalang Pilipino, at Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez (TIG), at the new CCP Black Box Theater, Manila, Phillipines. Revival of the critically acclaimed run last seen in 2018. Directed by Dennis Marasigan. The original 2017 production won six awards from the 10th Gawad Buhay Awards, including Outstanding Play, Outstanding Stage Direction, and Outstanding Translation/Adaptation. Original cast members Marco Viaña, Jonathan Tadioan, Lhorvie Nuevo, and Antonette Go, with Aggy Mago, Arjhay Babon, Earle Figuracion, Mark Lorenz, Edrick Alcontado, Vince Macapobre, Heart Puyong, Judie Dimayuga, Mitzi Comia, Sarah Monay, Monique Nellas-Bagadiong, Daniel Gregorio, and Francesca Dela Cruz. Set design by Ohm David. Check this website for tickets.
  
• The Crucible 3-12 March by Your Theatre, First Baptist Church, 149 William Street, New Bedford, MA. Directed Margo Wilson-Ruggiero, with Lucy Bly, Lee Bonia, Nathan Mello, Brienne Riccio, James Sanguinetti, Ray Veary, Jade Beauregard, Mellanie Crowther, Lexi Skye Davignon, Cheryl Day, Michele DeMary, Keira Hart-Bonville, Jeannette Lake Jackson, Paula Dugan, Rick Sherburne, Jacob Matthew, Megan McCaughey, Kyle Barrett, Megan Ruggiero and Michael McGill. The Set design by Gil Cardona-Erazo, assisted by Michele DeMary.. Call 508 993 0772 or check the website for more information.
• The Price on 5 March by Theatre 3 Newtownabbey, as an entry into the Enniskillen Drama Festival that runs from 3-11 March at the Ardhowen Theatre, 97 Dublin Road, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, Ireland: Call 028 6632 5440 or check the theater website. Also presented at The Alley Theatre, Railway Street, Strabane, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, UK, on 21 March as part of the Strabane Theatre Festival: call +44 (0)28 7138 4444 or check the theatre website.
• Enemy of the People 7 March a staged reading by The Acting Ensemble, at Ensemble on the Avenue, 602 E. Mishawaka Avenue, Mishawaka, IN.  Call 574-232-2559 or check the website for more information.

• All My Sons was announced to to be doing a touring production that opened on 28 Feb. until 4 March by Trinity Theatre at Theatre Royal, Westgate St, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, UK. Directed by Sean Turner. Call 01284769505 or check the website for more information for Bury St. Edmunds. After this initial run the tour was supposed to proceed to Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Millbrook in Guildford for 7-12 March (call 01483 440000 or check the website), then on to The Theatre at 2 Spring Street, Chipping Norton from 14-19 March (Call 01608 642350 or check the website), to end the tour at Trinity Theatre itself for 21-25 March, on Church Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, UK: call 01892 678 678, or check their website. At least the last two venues were cancelled, not sure if the first two ever ran or not; we assume this may be connected with Sean Turner leaving Trinity Theatre in January, so it is likely none of the tour was done.

• The Crucible 16-25 Feb. by Harding University Theatre, at the Ulrey Performing Arts Center, Harding University, 915 E. Market Ave., Searcy, AR. Call 501-279-4276 or check the website for more information.
• All My Sons 2-19 Feb. by Eventide Theatre Company, on the Gertrude Lawrence Stage inside the Dennis Union Church at 713 Main Street/Route 6A in Dennis, MA. Directed by Nina Schuessler, with Janet Geist Moore, Nick Dorr, Mike Devine, Kate Paxton, Ricky Bourgeois, Kristin Stewart, Jay Stewart, Rachel Walman, Matthew Gardner and Bodhi Gardner. Call 508-233-2148 or check online for tickets.

• Enemy of the People 10-19 Feb. by Lipscomb Theatre in Shamblin Theatre (Lipscomb University, Bennett Campus Center), 4001 Granny White Pike, Nashville, TN Call 615.966.7077 or check the website for more information.

• The Creation of the World and Other Business 2-12 Feb. by Jewish Theatre Grand Rapids, 160 Fountain St NE, Grand Rapids, MI. Directed by Jason Marlett. Call 616-259-6447 or check the website for more information.

• All My Sons 20 Jan.-11 Feb. by Kentwood Players at the Westchester Playhouse, 8301 Hindry Ave., Los Angeles, CA. Directed by Ben Lupejkis, with Philip Bartolf, Calvin Picou, Patricia Butler, Allison Lynn Adams, Shawn K. Summerer, Christopher Aruffo, Nadine Booth, Roy T. Okida, Lisa J. Salas, and Amelia Fischer. Call 310-645-5156 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible (available on National Theatre Live from 26 Jan. 2023 in UK/Ireland, and from 2 March 2023 internationally), as filmed in the Olivier Theatre at the National Theatre, South Bank, London SE1, UK. Directed by Lyndsey Turner, with Brendan Cowell, Erin Doherty, Eileen Walsh, Nick Fletcher, Rachelle Diedericks, Fisayo Akinade, Karl Johnson, Matthew Marsh, and Gracie McGonigal. Set design by Es Devlin.
• Death of a Salesman 27 Jan-4 Feb. in The Hirt Theater, for Bellevue Society for the Arts, 205 Maple St., Bellevue, OH. Directed by Steve Koenig, with Chris Bilecki, Tracy Armentrout, Gavin Hofstatter, David Ailing, Jacob Studebaker-Ellis, Thomas Stoll, Steve Koenig, Bradley Rowe, Kay Studebaker-Ellis, Doug Franks, Alexa Franklin, Kathryn Kaje Holthouse, and Mary Ailing. The production will feature original incidental music by Julie Koenig. Call 419 484 2787 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 20 Jan.-Feb. 4 by Peterborough Theatre Guild, 364 Rogers Street, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. Directed by Jane Werger. Set design by Jane Werger. Call 705 745 4211 or check the website for more information.

• • • Death of a Salesman 11-29 Jan. by St. Louis Black Repertory Company, in Edison Theater, 6445 Forsyth Blvd., in the Mallinckrodt Center on Washington University’s Danforth campus, St. Louis, MO. Directed by Jacqueline Thomas, with Ron Himes, Velma Austin, Chauncy Thomas, Christian Kitchens, Jim Reed, Kevin Brown, Jacob Change, Emily Raine Blythe, Frank Killian, Taijha Silas, Carmia Lowe, and Zahria Moore. Set Design by Dunsi Dai and Lily Thomasic. [Charlie/Bernard, Howard/Stanley and the Woman are played by white actors]. Call 314.534.3810 or check the website for more information.
    • “Elegy for a Lady” 21 Jan. at 3pm by the Always Love Lucy Theater Company at Trenton Public Library, 120 Academy Street, Trenton, NJ. Directed by Saima HuQ with Joseph Fusco and Saima HuQ. Free performance. See the library website for details or the  Always Love Lucy Theater Company FaceBook page for more information.

• Death of a Salesman 17 Sept. (for limited run of seventeen weeks only) until 15 Jan. 2023 on Broadway, at Hudson Theatre, 141 West 44th Street (between Broadway & 6th Avenue), New York, NY. A transfer of Young Vic’s London production with Wendell Pierce and Sharon Clarke  There have been some cast changes from the London production,

  

  such as Andre De Shields playing Ben, Khris Davis as Biff, and McKinley Belcher III as Happy. Miranda Cromwell who co-directed the London production will be at the helm. Call (855) 801-5876, or check the website for tickets and more information. Also, the production has announced “Salesman for Everyone” in partnership with Broadway For All, a Tony Award-honored, Manhattan-based national nonprofit that equips young artists and professionals with the programming, community and vision to build a more inclusive and powerful arts industry. Backed by funding from individuals, companies and organizations, the new initiative will provide discounted or free tickets to historically underrepresented audiences from NYC schools and community groups. The program will continue through the limited run of the production, which bows out on January 15, 2023. To learn more about the “Salesman for Everyone” initiative or support this effort, please email giving@broadwayforall.org.

• The Crucible 13-15 Jan. in a staged reading by Theater by the Sea, at St. Peter’s by the Sea Episcopal Church, 545 Shasta Ave., Morro Bay, CA. Check the website for tickets.

• The Crucible 13-15 Jan. by EMU Players in the Studio/Blackbox Theater, University Commons, Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, VA. Directed by Justin Poole, with Joe Seitz, Anna Hoover, Greta Schrag, Hannah Landis, MaKayla Baker Paxton, Eileen Hernon, Andrew Stoltzfus, Shannon Dove, Liz Marin, Bradley Kirkdorffer, Rachel Herrick, Molly Piwonka, Alexis Lewis, Josiah Esch, Nicholas Murch, and Ani Beitzel. Scenic design by Shannon Dove. This is a fundraiser to help the group take the play to the Kennedy Center Festival. Go to this website for tickets and more information.

• University of Kelaniya theatre festival features three plays created and adapted by the students themselves. This year one of the productions will be an adaptation of All My Sons, titled Man Athule Ghathakayek. Directed by Chamodi Dayawansa and supervised by Anuradha Subasinghe, this play will be staged on January 11 at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. at University of Kelaniya, Kandy Road, Dalugama, Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.
• The Price 11-13 Jan. at the theater of the National Center for the Performing Arts, No.2 West Chang’an Avenue, Xicheng District, Beijing, P. R., China. Translated by Ben He. Directed by He Bing, with Zhou Shuai, Feng Wenjuan, He Jing and He Bing. Set design by Li Biao. This is the first time the play has been staged in China. Call +86 10 6655 0000 or check the website for more information.