Though I cut my dramatic teeth on the absurdists like Albee and Ionesco, I also remember studying greats like O' Neill and Miller. Death of a Salesman and The Crucible were particularly memorable, and some of the scenes still haunt my mind.

I loved the little eulogy expressed by Albee, showing how much mutual admiration he and Miller had for each other.

Long live Arthur Miller.

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