Man, strange coincidence for me because it had been years since I had last read something by Miller -- until about two weeks ago when I finally got around to reading Death of a Salesman, which I really enjoyed.

Thanks, by the way, for stopping in over on my site. I've talking to Mike Jasper a bit about audio recordings and your site (very cool!), so it was a nice surprise to see a subject of conversation appear in by blog's comment section.

Thanks, Jamie. I found out about your site through Jason Lundberg's post about the interview. I saw "audio" and "Carrboro" and had to check it out. There's probably a project or two in one of our heads which we should work on together or at least a coffee we should meet for at Weaver Street. I'll be in touch.

Very, very coincidentally, I was rehearsing to play Rev. Parris in "The Crucible" when Miller died. What an amazing play, and our cast was ablaze with it during our 1-weekend run last weekend.

Yeah, I'll bet, Brian. Man, that's a lot of work putting together The Crucible for a one weekend run. I'll bet it made the experience even more specific each night though. Thanks for sharing that.