Arthur Miller's little-seen Broadway flop might just have found its time in this new touring co-production between the enterprising Sell A Door company and Mull Theatre.
When the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh presented it on their main stage in 2009, the recession was already biting hard. Three years on, Miller's tale of one man finding material and domestic success while all about him flounders feels even fresher and more pertinent than it did then.
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