Cast members of Loman Empire: The Sitcom, with writer Danny McGinlay at left. Image supplied
The City of Darebin has cancelled the four remaining performances of a Melbourne Fringe comedy after the production received legal warnings from Arthur Miller’s Estate.
Presented as part of Darebin Arts’ Speakeasy program at Northcote Town Hall, Danny McGinlay’s meta-theatrical parody was originally entitled Death of a Salesman: The Sitcom and was a loose adaptation of Miller’s classic play re-imagined as a long running television situation comedy.