Friday we drove to West Palm Beach to see Death of a Salesman at the Palm Beach Dramaworks. It was a phenomenal performance by all the actors, while Rob Donohue (Willy Loman), Helena Ruoti (Linda) and Michael Shenefelt (Biff) stood out. I was reintroduced not only to a great work of American literature but to the very visceral experience of live theater. (Our seats were in the second row.) Also, now when Hania complains about me watching sports on television, I will say to her: “Attention must be paid.”
