Nathan Lane says Death of a Salesman role is his most rewarding
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Updated · NPR · May 7
Nathan Lane says Death of a Salesman role is his most rewarding
13 articles · Updated · NPR · May 7
Lane has earned a Tony nomination for portraying Arthur Miller's iconic salesman, saying audience members often return in tears or tell him, "You were my father."
He described the stage role as the most rewarding work of his career, highlighting the emotional connection his performance has created with theatre-goers.
The nomination adds awards recognition to a performance Lane says resonates deeply, underscoring the enduring impact of Miller's classic play.
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