"A great classic play, excellent performance, a show worth seeing."
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 23, 2026
Fantastic show!
"This play was amazing- from the stellar performances to the set design. Truly an American classic with the perfect cast.
Highly recommend"
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 23, 2026
Do not miss!
"This cast was phenomenal! Of course, I was so excited to see Nathan Lane, but they were all so great! I held onto every word and every breath. Brilliant. I would advise that this could be a trigger for some people, so being aware that there is a topic of suicide is important before taking a child or someone close to that subject matter. "
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Carlen B from San Antonio on Mar 23, 2026
A Cast Without a Weak Link
"I came to this performance knowing very little about Death of a Salesman, initially drawn in as a fan of The Gilded Age and curious to see Ben Ahlers, as well as Christopher Abbott (who I know best as Charlie from Girls) on stage. It ended up being far more powerful than I expected. Nathan Lane is a true legend who completely commands the stage, and Laurie Metcalf was incredible, bringing so much depth and emotional weight to Linda. I found myself relating not only to her as a mother, but also to the struggles of the sons in ways that felt unexpectedly personal. Jonathan Cake gave a haunting and memorable performance as Ben, and Christopher Abbott and Ben Ahlers shared a natural, endearing chemistry. The entire cast was exceptional. What privilege it was to see them all together. This was a special and unforgettable evening that stayed with me long after I left the Winter Garden. "
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Lara L from FORNEY on Mar 23, 2026
Powerful
"Intense, edge of your seat performances by the entire cast. Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf are beyond amazing. A life lesson."
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 22, 2026
Wow
"Wonderful acting. 3 hours went in a flash. Lots of emotional highs and lows. Made me think of parenting and reality, not to mention ageism. "
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CHarles D from Jensen Beach on Mar 22, 2026
Death of a Salesman
"This production was simply amazing. I was captivated from start to finish. The cast was incredible. Don’t miss this."
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Christine E from Hamden on Mar 22, 2026
Just breathtaking!
"Highly, highly recommend this show. It will take your breath away and stay with you a few days after. We saw the revival with Brian Dennehy and this one with Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf far surpasses that show!! Every actor and actress in this show is top notch! See it if you can."
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 22, 2026
A spectacular performance!
"The acting was brilliant! The audience was immediately drawn in to Willy Loman’s story and we were captivated throughout the entire performance! Also, the staging and lighting were very dramatic, adding to the complexity of the story!"
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Bradley A from Palatine on Mar 22, 2026
An all star cast delivered every emotion in this work
"I wanted to see this because of the cast (Lane, Metcalf) and they delivered the emotional journey that this work takes you on. "
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rob s from Huntley on Mar 22, 2026
First Rate Performance
"This is simply one of the best Broadway drama performances I’ve ever seen. Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf bring an emotional force that leaves you feeling the raw intensity of their character’s emotions. Ben Ahlers and Christopher Abbott were tremendous. It is a must see play. "
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Christopher K from Eatontown on Mar 21, 2026
Amazing Cast
"This play was done perfectly. The cast were perfectly balanced in telling the story. I was taken from beginning to end. Highly recommend this play for anyone. Not a play for children. "
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claudia f from Staten Island on Mar 21, 2026
A great revival of a great play.
"I absolutely loved Death of a Salesman. Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf and the entire cast are wonderful. There isn’t a dull moment in this nearly 3 hour production. I highly recommend that you not miss the revival of this Arthur Miller classic. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 20, 2026
Don’t miss it
"The acting was superb. The three hours flew by. It was intense and dramatic but genuine, not feigned or overdone. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 19, 2026
Incredible performances
"Nathan Lane was amazing, it felt like an award winning performance to me. The whole cast portrayed their characters wonderfully. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 19, 2026
Excellent play
"Acting superb, excellent play as always was. Even though a depressing topic, the acting lifted up the message and I left the theater exhilarated. Best of the best!"
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 19, 2026
Would see it again!
"I loved it! This play is timeless. The theme is relevant today. People can relate to job loss, working hard but getting nowhere, a new manager not seeing what value you bring, loosing your edge, etc. The family dynamics are real today, too. Feeling misunderstood. Children are having to move back home to make ends meet. I heard a lot of sniffles after Biff's speech to Willie when he said he was leaving New York. The casting was exceptional. I would see it again! "
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Sandra D from Philadelphia on Mar 19, 2026
Outstanding production
"Incredible performances. Laurie Mercalf brought nuance and complexity to the role of Linda. Subtle choices throughout show how relevant and modern the play is today. After seeing the show, I sat in a coffee shop next to a salesman making cold calls from his cellphone: all rejections."
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 19, 2026
4th time seeing on Broadway
"George C. Scott, Dustin Hoffman, Brian Denehy and now Nathan Lane. All good performances but this one is special because of Laurie Metcalf as the one to hold things together for her 3 men — each with a fatal flaw. A powerful performance!"
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Joseph G from New York on Mar 19, 2026
Reimagining Death of A Salesman
"The integration of scenes from different parts of Willy's life made this presentation very effective. Having different actors play the younger and adult sons and Bernard worked well. The acting is superb."
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 19, 2026
A masterclass in acting
"I remember reading DoaS in high school and knowing it was a classic but not feeling riveted by it. This production is absolutely captivating! The acting was incredible -- Nathan, Laurie, Christopher and others were all so well cast for their roles. It is a hauntingly beautiful show that would resonate with adults of any age."
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 18, 2026
Brilliant
"Acting and directing was phenomenal. A must see."
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 18, 2026
Theatrical Masterpiece !
"If you want to see real theatre at its highest level, this is the play
for you. This play is the ultimate in theatrical drama. I will be going back several times, we don't know when theatre like this will come our way again."
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 18, 2026
Amazing performance of a classic
"Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf gave riveting performances of their classic roles. Their supporting cast was strong. The staging was simple but effective. You were drawn in and consumed by the story, which is familiar to many. It is one of those shows that doesn't leave you for days. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Mar 16, 2026
An Excellent Revival
"I have seen this play four times live, Brian Dennehy, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Wendell Pierce, and now Nathan Lane. This stands up with all of them and I felt that Laurie Metcalf was the best Linda I’ve seen and Christopher Abbott for me the best Biff. Nathan Lane was excellent and for me right behind Lee J Cobb and Brian Dennehy if I were to rank the different renditions of Willie Loman that I’ve seen both on film and live. I highly recommend this production."
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Steve C from Sayville on Mar 15, 2026
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About
Death of a Salesman
Three-time Tony Award® winner Nathan Lane, two-time Tony Award® winner Laurie Metcalf, and Christopher Abbott return to Broadway in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, with Ben Ahlers, directed by two-time Tony Award® winner Joe Mantello. Called “the greatest American play” by critic Kenneth Tynan (The Observer), this new production is shaped by insights and impulses uncovered in Miller’s early archival drafts, giving modern audiences a fresh perspective and deeper understanding of the play’s inner workings. The landmark American drama, whose first production was described as “bringing the whole theatre alive” by critic Brooks Atkinson (The New York Times), begins previews March 6 at the Winter Garden Theatre.
