Performance

Venue	Bristol Old Vic
	Other spaces: Main House, Weston Studio, Cooper's Loft Studio
Town	Bristol
County	City of Bristol
From	8th October 2015
To	7th November 2015
When	19:30. Mats 14:30 (selected Tue, Thu, Sat)
What is currently on at Bristol Old Vic (V857)

The Crucible

T01053092640
Salem, Massachusetts 1692. When the stories of three local girls are taken as gospel, a small village populated by Puritans and petty local rivalries, is thrown into panic by talk of witchcraft. The community begins to purge itself, and as accusations fly suspicion alone is accepted as evidence. Written during the vigorous and unscrupulous investigations of Senator J R McCarthy in 1950's America. The Crucible is a timeless portrayal of communal hysteria and the evil of mindless persecution.

Author

Arthur Miller

Archive :: production:T01053092640, play:S2898, venue:V857

Special Performances

17 Oct 15 Sign Interpreted
31 Oct 15 Audio Described
7 Nov 15 Captioned

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Company

Producer	Bristol Old Vic
Director	Tom Morris
Design	Robert Innes Hopkins
Costume	Robert Innes Hopkins
Lighting	Richard Howell
Music	Dave Price
Sound	Dave Price
Director	George Mann (associate director)
Performer	Dean Lennox Kelly (John Proctor)
Performer	Neve McIntosh (Elizabeth Proctor)
Performer	Rona Morison (Abigail Williams)
Performer	Jeffery Kissoon (Deputy-Governor Danforth)
Performer	Daniel Weyman (Rev. Hale)
Performer	Jude Akuwudike (Rev. Parris)
Performer	David Hargreaves
Performer	Kika Markham (Rebecca Nurse)
Performer	Dominic Allen (Ezekiel Cheever)
Performer	Peter Edwards (Herrick)
Performer	Ewart James Walters (Francis Nurse)
Performer	John Stahl (Judge Hathorne)
Performer	Sara Powell (Tituba)
Performer	Saskia Portway (Ann Putnam / Sarah Good)
Performer	Annes Elwy (Mary Warren)
Performer	Emma Naomi (Mercy Lewis)
Performer	Olivia Edwards (Susanna Walcott)
Performer	Grace Reynolds Buckton (Betty Parris - some dates)
Performer	Zoe Castle (Betty Parris - some dates)

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