3.5 out of 5 Stars

Arthur Miller’s play, The Price, does something that most Miller plays don’t do; it will make you laugh.  That doesn’t mean there aren’t heavy moments, this is Arthur Miller after all, and there are no light moments in the likes of The Crucible, Incident at Vichy, Death of a Salesman, or A View from the Bridge. But this play has charm and wit to go along with the heavy bits.