"A superb drama. rich and memorable." - The New York Times "The most perceptive, most impressive and most moving play that we've had from America for a long time." - The Daily Telegraph "The play has tremendous impact because it makes its audience recognize itself. Willy Loman is everybody's father, brother, uncle or friend, his family are our cousins; Death of a Salesman is a documented history of our lives. It is not a realistic portrait, it is a demonstration both of the facts and of their import. 'We had the wrong dream,' says Biff, Willy Loman's son, and what Miller is saying in terms few can miss is that this wrong dream is one the greater part of America still cherishes." - New Republic.