[NEohioPAL]Remembering Arthur Miller

Sat Feb 12 06:38:34 PST 2005

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In November of 2001, I had the pleasure and honor of working with Mr. Miller for two days on a staged reading of his last play "Resurrection Blues".  It was a complete thrill.  The most impressive thing about Mr. Miller (among many impressive things, like his superior brain) was that here was this icon of world theatre and yet he made me (I had one line total in the entire show.  I think it was "no".) feel as important to him as the movie stars who were playing the leads.  Among the many thrills of those 48 hours were when Mr. Miller shared his thoughts on the events of September 11.  As one might have suspected, he had the insight of a man who has seen, created and participated in history as it has evolved. 

He was one of the create human beings of the 20th century.  No doubt.

Fabio Polanco

terry sandler <terrysandler at hotmail.com> wrote:

Dear Artists of NE Ohio,

It is a sad day for fine and performing artists all around the world, as we mourn the loss of our all-American playwright Mr. Arthur Miller (Death of A Salesman, All My Sons, The Crucible). He was 89 years of age. 

Arthur Miller's words have indeed touched, inspired, and entertained us, while empowering the human spirit, as well.  If you have a moment, let's take the time to thank Mr. Miller for the beautiful body of work that will continue to speak proudly for generations to come.  

Recall a moment in your life when Arthur Miller's work inspired you.  For me, it was when I first read "Death of A Salesman" freshman year of college. I remember tears streaming down my face the whole night. Since then, I have always been inspired to play the role of Happy or Bernard in a production someday, somewhere, anytime.    

Thank you, artists. Looking forward to hearing your Arthur Miller story.

Terry M. Sandler 

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<DIV>In November of 2001, I had the pleasure and honor of working with Mr. Miller for two days on a staged reading of his last play "Resurrection Blues".  It was a complete thrill.  The most impressive thing about Mr. Miller (among many impressive things, like his superior brain) was that here was this icon of world theatre and yet he made me (I had one line total in the entire show.  I think it was "no".) feel as important to him as the movie stars who were playing the leads.  Among the many thrills of those 48 hours were when Mr. Miller shared his thoughts on the events of September 11.  As one might have suspected, he had the insight of a man who has seen, created and participated in history as it has evolved. </DIV>
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<DIV>He was one of the create human beings of the 20th century.  No doubt.</DIV>
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<DIV>Fabio Polanco<BR><BR><B><I>terry sandler <terrysandler at hotmail.com></I></B> wrote:</DIV>
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<DIV class=RTE>It is a sad day for fine and performing artists all around the world, as we mourn the loss of our all-American playwright Mr. Arthur Miller (Death of A Salesman, All My Sons, The Crucible). He was 89 years of age. </DIV>
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<DIV class=RTE>Arthur Miller's words have indeed touched, inspired, and entertained us, while empowering the human spirit, as well.  If you have a moment, let's take the time to thank Mr. Miller for the beautiful body of work that will continue to speak proudly for generations to come.  </DIV>
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<DIV class=RTE><FONT size=4>Recall a moment in your life when Arthur Miller's work inspired you.  </FONT>For me, it was when I first read "Death of A Salesman" freshman year of college. I remember tears streaming down my face the whole night. Since then, I have always been inspired to play the role of Happy or Bernard in a production someday, somewhere, anytime.    </DIV>
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<DIV class=RTE>Thank you, artists. Looking forward to hearing your Arthur Miller story.</DIV>
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