Archive of Past Miller Productions
This ongoing database has been collecting information on Miller productions around the globe since 1999. There are only a few entries for each of the first few years, but as the internet made it easier to advertise and find productions, each year’s list has grown longer (as well as there being a growth in productions of Miller’s plays). The current year’s completed productions are featured on this page, and you can access tables listing previous years back to 1999 from the table at the bottom of the page with links to the pages from each of those years. Note: An Enemy of the People is only listed where they are performing Miller’s translation of Ibsen’s play.
During 2026
- All My Sons 12-21 Feb. by Otterbein Department of Theatre & Dance, in Fritsche Theatre at Cowan Hall, 30 S. Grove St., Otterbein University, Westerville, OH. Directed by Mark Mineart. Set design by Isaac Ramsey. Call 614-823-1109 or check the website for more details.
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- All My Sons 14-15 February by Abraxas Group of Foment Martinenc from Barcelona on 14th for the XI Poble de Fals Prize Theater Contest, at Casal de Fals, Carrer Escoles, Spain, and on 15th at Sala Crespi, Terrassa, Spain.
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- Death of a Salesman 24 Jan.-15 Feb. by The Citadel Theatre, 9828 101 A Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Directed by Directed by Daryl Cloran, with John Ullyatt, Nadien Chu, Nathan Kay, Alexander Ariate, Anthony Santiago, Andrew Wheeler, Tess Degenstein, Jeff Gladstone, Christina Nguyen, Tenaj Williamsn, and Morgan Yamada. Set design by Beyata Hackborn. Call 780.425.1820 or check the website for more details (talkbacks on 11 and 12 Feb.). Visually, Cloran’s production departs from previous versions, which often use a house as the backdrop for the play. Opting instead for a set that mirrors Willy’s unravelling state of mind. Many of the props are mounted on wheels, creating a swirling, unstable environment as scenes shift. “Suddenly (Willy Loman) is in the midst of a scene and it starts to deconstruct around him, and things disappear,” Cloran explains. Though the script remains unchanged, the production offers a strikingly different visual experience, including four pianos that are mounted around the stage, with which the ensemble interacts throughout the show!
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- Death of a Salesman 5-7 Feb. by 12 South Theatre Company (Durham University Theatre Group), at the Sir Thomas Allen Assembly Rooms Theatre, 40 North Bailey, Durham, UK. Directed by Catrin Morgan, with Oli Butler, Rhiannon Morgan, Caleb Ross, Henry Smith, Henry Hudson, Gabe Cardy-Brown, Tom Castle, Eva Tozzi, Sophie Browning, and Freya McIntyre. Check the website for more information.
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Death of a Salesman 4-5 Feb. by Natana School of Theatre Arts, at Natana Rangashaale, K Block, Ramakrishnanagar, Mysuru (Mysore), Karnataka, India. Translated to Kannada by K.S. Poornima and K.P. Vasudevan. Costumes and make-up by Disha Ramesh. Stage design by Megha Sameer. Music and direction by Amith Reddy. Call +91 72595 37777 or their FaceBook Page for more information.
- Santa Fe College’s Department of Fine Arts and Entertainment Technology presents Ten Minute Plays, a collection of scenes from some of the most memorable plays in “An Evening of Broadway” on Friday, Jan. 30, at 7:30 p.m. in the Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall, 3000 NW 83rd Street, Gainesville, FL. Miller is noted as being included, but no idea which of his works. Call 352-395-4181 or check the website for more information.
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- The Crucible 21-22 Jan. [poster has 14-15 Jan. but tickets are for 21-22] by Heart of Worcestershire College at Spires Theatre on Deansway, St Andrew’s Building, Heart of Worcestershire College, Worcester, UK. Call 44 1905 743545 or check the website for more information or the FaceBook page.
- Incident at Vichy 21-22 Jan. by Porcupine Theater, 106 W Pioneer Avenue, Homer, Alaska. Directed by Maynard Smith. Check their FaceBook page or their website for more information.
- All My Sons 14 November, 2025 – 7 March 2026 (extended dates) at Wyndham’s Theatre, Charing Cross Rd, London, UK. Directed by Ivo van Hove, with Bryan Cranston, Paapa Essiedu, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Aliyah Odoffin, Richard Hansell, Hayley Squires, Tom Glynn-Carney, Aliyah Odoffin, Cath Whitefield, Richard Hansell and Zach Wyatt. Set design by Jan Versweyveld. Call +44 (0)344 482 5151 or check the website for more information.
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For lists of earlier productions, please click on any one of the relevant years below: