We had never seen Arthur Miller's iconic play Death Of A Salesman before Wednesday night. We hadn't even seen the movie! So we were filled with curiosity when we went to catch the new Broadway revival, starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Andrew Garfield.

We were expecting great performances, and - thankfully - we were not disappointed! But would we like the show? Would it still be relevant after all these years?

The answers are yes and YES!

We loved Salesman, the play, and loved this Mike Nichols-directed version.

The complexity of families and the dynamic between parents and their children and between siblings - that never gets old! It is material so rich for mining!

The play packs such a emotional punch! There is one scene and moment in the second act, where Garfield's character lashes out at his dad and then crumples in his arms in a ball of tears that is just so powerful! Hoffman and Garfield made it all seem so real! We were bawling ourselves!

The rest of the ensemble was equally good. And we are very happy that we got to experience this production and venture out of our usual comfort zone of just seeing musicals!