Death of a Salesman Tickets

Wendell Pierce is an Obie Award-winning actor best known for his portrayals on HBO's groundbreaking series The Wire and Treme and Suits on USA. He currently stars on Amazon Prime's Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. He reprises his Olivier-nominated portrayal of Willy Loman from the Death of a Salesman London production. Other Broadway credits: The Boys of Winter, The Piano Lesson, Serious Money and Clybourne Park (Tony Award for Best Play, Producer). Off-Broadway: Broke-ology (Lincoln Center); 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, Cymbeline, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Tartuffe (The Public Theater); Waiting for Godot, The Cherry Orchard (Classical Theater of Harlem); Brothers from the Bottom (Billie Holiday Theatre); Cost of Living (Williamstown, 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Drama), The Oedipus Cycle (Odeon of Herodes Atticus, Athens). Film: Ray, Selma, Malcolm X, Waiting to Exhale, Get on the Bus, Clemency (Sundance Grand Jury Prize), Burning Cane (Best Actor, Tribeca Film Festival). He is the narrator of Stanley Nelson and Lynne Robinson's Becoming Frederick Douglass on PBS. He was 1981 Presidential Scholar in the Arts. Training: The Juilliard School. He is a founding member of Black Theatre United.

Sharon D Clarke won the 2020 Olivier Award for Best Actress for her work in the West End production of Death of a Salesman, which she is thrilled to bring to Broadway this season alongside Wendell Pierce. She made her Broadway debut just last year in the Roundabout Theatre’s acclaimed revival of Caroline, Or Change, for which she received a 2022 Tony Award nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical, plus Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk and Drama League nominations. A titan of the UK stage and screen, she originated the role of Caroline at the Minerva Theatre Chichester followed by transfers to the Hampstead Theatre, London, and then to the West End at the Playhouse Theatre, where her performance won the 2019 Olivier for Best Actress in a Musical. A three-time Olivier Award winner, her stage credits include The Amen Corner (Olivier Award), Blues in the Night, Chicago, Fame, Ghost (Manchester Theatre Award), Guys and Dolls, Hairspray, King the Musical, The Life (Offies), The Lion King, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Once on This Island, Porgy and Bess, Rent, and We Will Rock You (WhatsOnStage Award). Her film and television credits include: Oscar winner Rocketman, BAFTA winner Rocks, Doctor Who, Holby City, Show Trial, Informer, The Shadow Line, Silent Witness, The Singing Detective, Thunderbirds Are Go, and Waking the Dead. She is the 2019 recipient of the Black British Theatre Lifetime Recognition Award, and in 2017 was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the New Year Honours for services to drama.

In a career spanning more than half a century, André De Shields has acquired a number of sobriquets, among them ⎯ "Broadway Deity," "Professional Charmer" and "Papa Dré." A showstopper at age 76, André was the triple-crown winner of the 2019 award season, garnering Tony, Outer Critics Circle, Drama Desk and Grammy Awards for his universally praised role as Hermes, Messenger to the Gods, in Hadestown. De Shields has also distinguished himself as director, philanthropist and educator. His defining theatrical performances include roles in the original Broadway productions of The Full Monty (Tony Award nomination), Play On! (Tony Award nomination), Ain't Misbehavin' (Emmy Award), and the titular role in The Wiz. Currently, De Shields is experiencing growing pains as he prepares for his next adventure as Actor/Activist, eradicating the inauthentic while elevating the inexplicable. Ubuntu!

Khris Davis made his NY stage debut starring in The Royale at Lincoln Center (winner of Obie, Drama Desk, Theatre World and Clive Barnes awards; Drama League nominee). Making his Broadway debut, Davis also starred in Sweat (The Public Theater, Studio 54) and Fireflies (Atlantic Theater Company). TV: Atlanta (SAG Award nomination). Film: Detroit, Space Jam: A New Legacy and Judas and the Black Messiah. Upcoming: lead of the George Foreman biopic Heart of a Lion for Sony. 

Since graduating with an MFA from USC, McKinley Belcher III has been steadily building a strong body of work. Belcher appears on the critically hailed Netflix series Ozark as Agent Trevor Evans, in the limited series The Good Lord Bird opposite Ethan Hawke for Showtime, and was seen as Mark Fein in the Simon Curtis-directed film The Art of Racing in the Rain for Fox 2000. He can currently be seen as the series lead in David Simon’s We Own This City for HBO, and will next be seen in a recurring role in Netflix’s live-action adaptation of “One Piece.” He has recently come off playing the pivotal series role of convicted murderer and death row inmate Anthony Carter, in the FOX drama series The Passage. He was noticed for his work as Samuel Diggs, a free slave and self-educated laborer with the hopes of becoming a doctor, on the PBS series Mercy Street, and on David Simon’s HBO miniseries Show Me a Hero as the blue-collar Dwayne taking care of his diabetic mother. Prior to this, McKinley recurred on the Starz drama Power. His other film credits include the biopic Mapplethorpe opposite Matt Smith, which premiered at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival, and Trial by Fire directed by Ed Zwick, as well as John Sayles’s independent film Go for Sisters. On stage, McKinley starred in The Light at MCC Theater for which he was nominated for an Outer Critic Circle Award. He made his Broadway debut in the revival of A Soldier’s Play for Roundabout Theatre Company.

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