Death of a Salesman

You work your whole life to pay off a house. And when it's finally yours, there's no one to live in it. From the Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece of 20th-century drama, Remigiusz Brzyk draws out the bitter comedy of an everyman's life, seeking fulfillment in what brings him no happiness. A salesman – it sounds dignified. In reality, Willy Loman is an ordinary door-to-door peddler – the kind most people shoo away like a persistent fly. An aging apostle of the American dream; a loyal builder of capitalism who has achieved nothing in life. A mere cog in the great machine of illusion, fueling the dream of having – even at the cost of being. A fundamentally tragicomic figure in his desperate fantasies of success, denial of defeat.