Arthur Miller's Plays and Themes

Arthur Miller discusses his career, focusing on his iconic play 'Death of a Salesman'. He reflects on the play's themes, its global impact, and different interpretations by actors. Miller also shares insights on his recent works, the challenges of playwriting, and his thoughts on aging. The conversation highlights Miller's influence on American theater and his enduring legacy.

Which of the following plays is NOT written by Arthur Miller?

• The Crucible

• A View From The Bridge

• Death of a Salesman

• The Glass Menagerie

What is the significance of the revival of 'Death of a Salesman'?

• It was performed in a new language.

• It introduced a new character.

• It was the first time the play was performed.

• It marked the 50th anniversary of the play.

Which play did Arthur Miller mention as potentially his favorite?

• The Crucible

• A View From The Bridge

• All My Sons

• Death of a Salesman

What is a central theme of 'Death of a Salesman' according to Arthur Miller?

• The rise of technology

• The corruption of capitalism

• The importance of education

• The power of friendship

What was the original concept for the set design of 'Death of a Salesman'?

• A traditional American home

• The interior of a skull

• A bustling city street

• A serene countryside

How many plays had Arthur Miller written before 'Death of a Salesman'?

• Two

• Ten

• Five

• Eight

How was 'Death of a Salesman' received by critics upon its release?

• It was largely ignored.

• It was universally praised.

• It was heavily criticized.

• It received mixed reviews.

Which actor is NOT mentioned as having played Willie Loman?

• Marlon Brando

• George Scott

• Dustin Hoffman

• Thomas Mitchell

What does Arthur Miller say playwrights lose with age?

• Inspiration

• Memory

• Creativity

• Sleep

Why does 'Death of a Salesman' resonate with audiences worldwide?

• It features a diverse cast.

• It is set in multiple countries.

• It has a universal theme.

• It is performed in many languages.