l-r: Larry Lamb (Victor Franz), Warren Mitchell (Gregory Solomon), Des McAleer (Walter Franz) in THE PRICE by Arthur Miller at the Apollo Theatre, London W1 11/09/2003 a Tricycle Theatre production design: Anthony Lamble lighting: Simon Bennison director: Sean Holmes

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