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A 1692 death trap, private grudges turn into public executions.
The Crucible
by Arthur Miller
In 1692, the pious village of Salem, Massachusetts, becomes a literal death trap when private grudges are weaponised as holy law. Arthur Miller’s The Crucible dramatises this historical collapse of reason, where a group of young girls wield the power of life and death through baseless accusations of witchcraft. As mass hysteria outpaces justice, the town’s residents are forced into a brutal ultimatum: save their lives through false confessions or preserve their integrity at the end of a rope.
Dates and tickets
Dates
Wednesday September 2nd 1900
Thursday September 3rd 1900
Friday September 4th 1900
Saturday September 5th 1400 (pay what you can)
Saturday September 5th 1900
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