The Grand Theatre Presents: The Crucible

The Crucible By Arthur Miller

March 7-24 | 7:30pm
$10-$24
Tony Award winner for best play (1953), this American classic is a dramatization of the Salem witch trials that took place in the Province of Massachusetts Bay during 1692 & 1693. In the small Massachusetts village of Salem, a collection of girls fell ill, falling victim to hallucinations & seizures.

Meet the Cast

Betty Parris - Robin Young
Reverend Samuel Parris - Jonathan Scott McBride
Tituba - Toni Byrd
Abigail WIlliams - Sahara Hayes
Susanna Walcott - Caitlin Lanzel
Ann Putnam/Sarah Good - Darla Davis
Thomas Putnam - Stephen Williams
Mercy Lewis - Talia Heiss
Mary Warren - Sheridan Underwood
John Proctor - David Hanson
Rebecca Nurse - Barb Smith
Giles Corey - Richard Scharine
Reverend John Hale - Tyson Baker
Elizabeth Proctor - Cassandra Stokes-Wylie
Francis Nurse - Ron Frederickson
Ezekiel Cheever - Connor Montgomery
John Willard - John Rowland
Judge Hathorne - Matthew Ivan Bennett
Judge Danforth - Max Robinson

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