Lighted Fools Theatre Company

'A beautifully intelligent play about two brothers... pinned in positions of flight from their own histories' (Observer).

With the same acute ear for dialogue that characterizes, Death Of A Salesman, A View From The Bridge and All My Sons, and with a comedic flair in his creation of Gregory Solomon, an octogenarian antique dealer, this is perhaps Arthur Miller's most personal play.

With humour and humanity, the great chronicler and anatomist of the American Dream dissects the issues facing estranged brothers as they meet to dispose of their father's possessions.

What is the price we pay for our lives, and what do we get for that price?

Fraught, but cut through with humour, The Price is one of Arthur Miller's finest plays.