Get ready for an unforgettable theatrical experience with Arthur Miller’s The Price, coming to the stage this summer at [Theatre Name] from June 7 to June 29, 2025. This gripping drama brings to life the complexities of family dynamics, memory, and the price we pay for the past. Featuring an outstanding cast and an exceptional creative team, The Price explores the story of two estranged brothers, Victor and Walter Franz, as they return to their childhood home to sell its contents before it is demolished. What begins as a practical decision soon turns into a powerful exploration of the emotional and financial cost of letting go of the past.
Meet the Cast of The Price:
Kevin Isola as Victor Franz
Kevin Isola brings his remarkable talent to the role of Victor Franz, one of the two brothers forced to reckon with the emotional weight of their upbringing. A man who has struggled to find his place in the world, Victor’s return to his childhood home brings to light the unresolved conflicts and burdens that continue to shape his life. Kevin’s captivating performance is set to capture the complexities of Victor’s emotional journey.
Karl Kenzler as Walter Franz
Karl Kenzler takes on the role of Walter Franz, the estranged brother whose return home is equally complicated by his past. Walter’s relationship with Victor is fraught with tension, and their confrontation reveals the underlying struggles of their childhood and adult lives. Kenzler’s performance promises to delve deep into Walter’s internal conflict and his reckoning with the past.
Andrea Syglowski as Esther Franz
Andrea Syglowski portrays Esther, Victor and Walter’s wife. A character caught in the middle of family drama, Esther’s role is pivotal in navigating the complex emotional terrain that each brother must face. Andrea brings depth to the role, balancing the quiet strength and frustration of a woman who is torn between loyalty to her husband and the raw truths that need to be addressed.
Peter Van Wagner as Gregory Solomon
Peter Van Wagner rounds out the ensemble as Gregory Solomon, the wise and slightly eccentric appraiser tasked with valuing the contents of the house. Solomon serves as a mirror to the brothers’ tension and helps push them to face the reality of their past. Van Wagner’s portrayal promises to bring a much-needed dose of humor and wisdom to this emotionally charged play.
Meet the Director: Brandon J. Dirden
At the helm of this powerful production is Brandon J. Dirden, a director known for his dynamic work on the plays of Dominique Morisseau and August Wilson. His recent direction of Wine in the Wilderness by Alice Childress at Two River Theater further cemented his reputation as one of the most compelling directors working today. Brandon’s unique perspective and profound understanding of the human experience bring a depth and authenticity to The Price that promises to resonate with audiences on a deeply emotional level.
Brandon J. Dirden is also an Associate Arts Professor at Tisch Graduate Acting at NYU, where he shapes the next generation of theater talent. As a passionate advocate for the arts, Brandon is involved with the 52nd Street Project and is an active member of both Actor’s Equity Association and Fair Wage On Stage.
The Creatives Behind The Price
The Price is brought to life by an exceptional creative team, each contributing their unique expertise to make this production a standout.
- Playwright: Arthur Miller
- Director: Brandon J. Dirden
- Lighting Design: Driscoll Otto
- Sound Design: Germán Martínez
- Costume Design: Karen Perry
- Set Design: Neil Prince
- Stage Manager: Megan Smith
- Assistant Stage Manager: Celina Revollar
- Composer: Jason Yeager
This talented team ensures that every element of the production—from the lighting and sound to the costumes and set design—works seamlessly to create an immersive experience for the audience. With each artist’s contributions, The Price is poised to be a masterful theatrical event.
The Story: A Journey Through Memory and Cost
The Price delves into the emotional terrain of family, loss, and the true cost of moving forward. As the brothers struggle with the sale of their childhood home, they are forced to confront their past—their shared history of sacrifice, failure, and longing. What is the price of letting go of those memories, and is the future worth the cost of what’s been lost? The drama builds with intensity, as the Franz brothers discover that the weight of the past isn’t so easily erased.
This thought-provoking story will leave you reflecting long after the curtain falls, as Miller’s masterful writing shines a light on the tension between familial love, regret, and the inevitable march of time.
Get Tickets for The Price
Don’t miss your chance to see The Price live at [Theatre Name] from June 7 to June 29, 2025. Tickets are available now, and with a limited run, you’ll want to secure your spot early for this unforgettable evening of theater.
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If you’re looking for a night of compelling drama and outstanding performances, look no further than The Price. From its outstanding cast to its visionary director and talented creative team, this is a production that will resonate with anyone who’s ever grappled with the question of what our past is truly worth. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Arthur Miller or a newcomer to his work, this production promises to be a theatrical event not to be missed.