Arthur Miller
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- Arts Commentator Talks About August Wilson, and Arthur Miller, Two Playwrites Who had Close Minnesota Ties, and Who Died in 2005
The play-writing world lost two of its titans in 2005 -- Arthur Miller in February, in August Wilson in October. The lives and works of both men were discussed at length at the times of their respective deaths, but now that we have a little distance, maybe we can talk without all the flowery language and rose-colored glasses about their legacy.
- Arthur Miller debuts "Resurrection Blues" in Minneapolis
Famed American playwright Arthur Miller is in Minneapolis to prepare for the world premiere of his play, Resurrection Blues, at the Guthrie Theater. This is the first time Miller has premiered a play in Minnesota. Miller is best known for his plays Death of a Salesman (which was staged at the Guthrie during it’s first season back in 1963) and The Crucible.
- Arthur Miller is High on Regional Theaters
Twin Cities Theatergoers were joined by a distinguished guest at the Guthrie Theater lab last night. Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Arthur Miller attended the opening of his latest play "Mr Peter's Connections", in its first performance outside New York.
- Global Voices Forum: Arthur Miller with Joe Dowling
A Midday broadcast presentation of playwright Arthur Miller, appearing at the Guthrie Theater's "Global Voices" lecture series. Miller talks with Guthrie’s Joe Dowling about playwriting. At time of lecture, Miller’s play The Price, was having a run at the Guthrie.
- A Vietnam Retrospective: Part 3 - Lessons
The third of three retrospective programs about the Vietnam War. This broadcast attempts to draw some lessons from the Vietnam War.
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