Productions During 2027

• Death of a Salesman 2027 (dates TBA) by National Theatre in their Lyttleton Theatre, South Bank, London, UK. Directed by Rebecca Frecknall with Paul Mescal (rest of cast TBA). Tickets not yet on sale, but for updates check the website.

Productions During 2026

• The Crucible 30 Oct.-1 Nov. as a Readers’ Theater production by The Merc Playhouse, 101 S. Glover Street, Twisp, WA. Call 509.997.7529 or check the website for more information nearer the date.
• The Crucible 8-18 Oct. by Main Street Productions at the Basile Westfield Playhouse, 220 North Union St., Westfield, IN. Directed by Brent Wooldridge. Call 317 402 3341 or check the website for more information.
  
• Death of a Salesman 19 Sept.-10 Oct. by Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse, Everyman Theatre, 5-11 Hope Street, Liverpool, UK. More details TBA. Call 0151 709 4776 or check the website for more information.
• A View from the Bridge 4 Aug.-5 Sept. by New Theatre at 542 King Street, Newtown, NSW Australia,  Directed by Louise Fletcher (Lou), who views it as an examination of “the immigrant experience.” Call 02 9519 3403 or check the website or their FaceBook page for more information.
• Death of a Salesman [Morte di un commesso viaggiatore] 13-24 May at Teatro Argentina, Largo di Torre Argentina, Rome, Italy. Directed by Carlo Sciaccaluga, with Luca Lazzareschi, Pia Lanciotti, Sergio Basile, Andrea Nicolini, Giovanni Arezzo, Silvia Biancalana, Domenico Bravo, Giovanni Cannata, Eletta Del Castillo, Michele De Paola, Riccardo Livermore, and Chiara Sarcona. Set design by Anna Varaldo. Check the website for more information.
  
• Death of a Salesman 5 May-24 Oct. in the Avon Theatre for the Stratford Festival, at 99 Downie Street, Stratford, Ontario, Canada. Directed by Dean Gabourie, with Tom McCamus, Lucy Peacock, Joe Perry, Josh Johnston, Matthew Kabwe (Charley), David W. Keeley, Sean Arbuckle, Shane Carty, Michael Louis Johnson, Karthik Kadam, Devin MacKinnon, Krystin Pellerin, Irene Poole, Chick Reid, Ray Strachan (Bernard), Liam Tobin, Nadine Villasin, and Jennifer Villaverde. Set Design by Scott Penner. Call 1.800.567.1600 or check the website for more information.

  

• The Crucible 3-19 April by Dramaworks, 201 Clematis St, West Palm Beach, FL. Call 561 514 4042 or check the website for more information.
• The Crucible 3-26 April by Maryland Ensemble Theatre, 31 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD. Directed by Julie Herber. Call 301-694-4744 or check the website for more information.
• Death of a Salesman 22 March-19 April by A Noise Within, 3352 E. Foothill Blvd., Pasadena, CA. Directed by Julia Rodriguez Elliott. Call 626.356.3100 or check the website for more information.
• The Crucible 25 March – 5 April by The Sarasota Players, at The Crossings at Siesta Key, 3501 South Tamiami Trail, Suite 1130, Sarasota, FL. Call (941) 365-2494 or check the website for more information.
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• The Crucible 19-29 March (Robert Ward’s opera version) by Washington National Opera and the National Symphony in the Eisenhower Theater at the Kennedy Center, 2700 F St., NW, Washington, D.C. With Artistic Director Francesca Zambello and Music Director and Conductor Robert Spano, J’Nai Bridges and Ryan McKinny as Elizabeth and John Proctor. Set design by Neil Patel. Call (202) 467-4600 or Toll-Free:(800) 444-1324, or check the website for more information though due top their recent decision to find an alternate venue the production may be moved elsewhere–check their new website for updates.
  
• A View from the Bridge 6-22 March by Curtain Call in the Dressing Room Theatre, at the Sterling Farms Theatre Complex, 1349 Newfield Ave., Stamford, CT. Directed by John Atkin. Call 203 457 8398 or check the website for more information.
  
• Death of a Salesman starts 6 March, official opening 9 April, for a limited 14 week run in Winter Garden Theatre, 1634 Broadway, NYC. Directed by Joe Mantello, with Laurie Metcalf, Nathan Lane, Christopher Abbott, Ben Ahlers, K. Todd Freeman as Charley, Michael Benjamin Washington as Bernard, Jonathan Cake, John Drea, Tasha Lawrence, Joaquin Consuelos, Jake Silbermann, Jack Falahee, and Karl Green. Set design by Chloe Lamford. Call 212-239-6200 or check the website for tickets once they go on sale. The revival team is envisioning a production that is more abstract and timeless than some productions. “There were really some pretty surprising theatrical ideas in those initial drafts,” Mantello said. “I don’t think he imagined a kind of heightened naturalism — it was much more abstract, and I’m interested in what he was thinking about.” They also plan to have a full-size car on stage! Additionally, Caroline Shaw — the youngest-ever winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Music and a recent Emmy nominee for the Ken Burns documentary Leonardo da Vinci — will compose an original score. 
  
• All My Sons 20 February – 29-March by Berkeley Repertory Theatre, in their Roda Theatre, 2015 Addison St., Berkeley, CA. Directed by David Mendizábal who will reset the 1947 classic, in which wartime moral turpitude poisons a patriarch’s pursuit of the American Dream, amid a Puerto Rican family, with Jimmy Smits and Wanda De Jesús in the leads, alongside Alejandro Hernandez as Chris Keller, MaYaa Boateng as Ann Deever, Cassidy Brown as Dr. Jim Bayliss, Brady Morales-Woolery as Frank Lubey, Regina Morones as Lydia Lubey, Brandon Gill as George Deever, and Elissa Beth Stebbins as Sue Bayliss. Bert will be played by both Osiezhe Gregory and Danyel Lacey. Set design by Anna Louizos. Call 510-647-2949 or check the website for more information.

• All My Sons 22 Feb. (previews), then 26 Feb. – 30 March by Antaeus Theatre Company, at the Kiki & David Gindler Performing Arts Center, 110 East Broadway, Glendale, CA. Directed by Oánh Nguyễn, with Bo Foxworth, Tessa Auberjonois, Matthew Grondin, Shannon Lee Clair, Bryan Keith, Cherish Monique Duke, Josh Odsess-Rubin, Paul Culos, Erin Pineda, Brooklyn Bao, and Aarush Mehta. Call 818-506-5436 or check the website for more information.
• Broken Glass 21 Feb.-18 April (with opening night on 3 March) at Young Vic Theatre, Main House, 66 The Cut, Waterloo, London, UK. Directed by Jordan Fein, with Eli Gelb, Pearl Chanda, Juliet Cowan, Alex Waldmann, and Nancy Carroll. Set design by Rosanna Vize. Call 020 7922 2922 or check their website for more information.
  

• The Crucible 28 Feb.-8 March by West Shore Community College Theatre Department (WSCC) Theater Department on the Center Stage Theater, 3000 N Stiles Rd., West Shore Community College, Scottville, MI. Call (231) 843-5506 or check the website for more information.
• Death of a Salesman 27 Feb. – 29 March by Hartford Stage, 50 Church Street, Hartford, CT. Directed by Melia Bensussen, with Peter Jacobson; rest of the cast TBA. Call 860-527-5151 or check the website for more information. Post-Show Conversations 8 March at 2pm Melia Bensussen with Miller Scholar Dr. Joshua Polster; 17 March at 7:30pm with Melia Bensussen; 18 March at 2pm with Melia Bensussen.
• Death of a Salesman 27 Feb.-1 March by Geneva Theatre Guild in the Pat Collins Black Box Theater at the Geneva Community Center, 160 Carter Road, Geneva, NY. Directed by Jesse Tyler Halstead. Set design by Lara Ann Schmidtgall. Call 315-670-1318 or check the website for more information. Holding auditions 5-6 Jan. at 6:30 p.m. at The Presbyterian Church, 24 Park Place, Geneva, NY.
  
• All My Sons 22-23 Feb. by Ballycogley Players at the Jerome Hynes theatre of the National Opera House, High Street, Wexford, Ireland, ahead of their competitive tour on the 2026 ADCI Full Length festival circuit. Directed by Brigid Scully. Call 0539122144 or check the theatre website for more information.
  
• The Crucible 9 Feb.-22 March by Gaiety Productions at the Gaiety Theatre, South King Street, Dublin 2, Ireland. Directed by Andrew Flynn, with Niamh McCormack, Charlene McKenna, Bríd Ní Neachtain, Andrew McCarthy, Adam Rotherberg, Ian Lloyd Anderson, Denis Conway, Lilymai Clancy, Gina Costigan, Darragh Feehely, Lara McDonnell, Rory Nolan, Gerry O’Brien, Daniel Reardon, Mazzy Ronaldson, and Patrick Ryan. Set Design by Maree Kearns. Tickets now on sale: call +353 1 646 8600 or check the website for more information.

  

• Death of a Salesman 31 Jan. then 5, 24, 25 Feb., 6, 12, 20 March, 8, 12 and 23 April. Translated by Volker Schlöndorff and Florian Hopf for Staatstheater Mainz, Gutenbergplatz 7, 55116 Mainz, Germany. Directed by Claire O’Reilly, with Klaus Köhler, Andrea Quirbach, David T. Meyer, Benjamin Kaygun, Johannes Schmidt (Charley / Ben / Stanley), Sabah Qalo (Bernard / Howard Wagner / Waiter) and Diana Storozhuk. Call 06131 2851 300 or check the website for more information.
  
• 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.).
• 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.
  
• 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.  
• All My Sons 14 November, 2025 – 26 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.