"Death of a Salesman" is one of the classic America plays: the first to win both the Tony Award for Best Author, the New York Drama Circle Critics' Award, and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Arthur Miller's intense family drama might have seemed promising material for a prestige radio adaptation, but perhaps it was too intense for American radio networks. However, Australia's radio stations had no such nervousness. The Australian edition of Lux Radio Theatre adapted "Death of A Salesman" on January 29, 1956, using two of the lead actors who originally premiered it in Australia. Now, even as a new production arrives on Broadway, Audion brings forth the Lux adaptation for Project Audion's virtual airwaves: a story of the American Dream gone wrong, and the devastating effects it has on Willy Loman and his family. Still vital, after all these decades. Our big, widespread cast: Les Marsden in California Laura Mirsky in New Jersey Pete Lutz in Texas Dana Gonsalves in Texas Paul Arbisi in Illinois Nick Wommack in Texas Rhiannon Mcafee in California Patte Rosebank in Toronto Canada David Ian in Oregon Tom Konkle in California Original music was by Ross Bernhardt Directed by Pete Lutz Production was supervised by Larry Groebe