Star Tribune - Highly Recommended

"...Miller's piece really is an actor's playground, and it gets vibrant and moving performances from the leads. From the moment we see Coyle's Willy, in the shadows but clearly exhausted and worn down, the actor has us in the palm of his hand as he leads us deep into the mind of this troubled man."
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Twin Cities Pioneer Press - Recommended

"..."Death of a Salesman" is an acknowledged classic. The Yellowtree staging honors that status without being slavish to it, treating the story not as a Great Work of Art, but as a still-resonant story to which attention still must be paid."
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Twin Cities Arts Reader - Highly Recommended

"...I was taken aback in the first part of Death of a Salesman at Yellow Tree Theatre when Willy Loman said he was sixty. I just turned sixty years’ old and I tried to convince myself I was not like Loman. He was, I told myself, the lead character in a play from the mid-twentieth century, not relevant to today’s society. But as the performances progressed in the intimate black box theatre, I conceded that Willy Loman is still the American middle-class Everyman. The play by Arthur Miller retains the power to comment on the false promise of the American Dream and the message is delivered very effectively in a solid production at Yellow Tree."
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