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.
Wild Will welcomes students of Totnes Independent School to the Preview Night.
Show information
Date
Tuesday September 1st
1900 Curtain Up
Student tickets £5 (normally £20)
Location
Free parking at Mothecombe Beach Car Park
Accessibility
We are dedicated to providing an inclusive and welcoming experience for all our audience and volunteers and look forward to welcoming you soon.
Outdoor theatre experience
At Wild Will, theatre doesn’t wait on a stage. It roams, surrounds and surprises. You won’t simply watch a performance, you’ll walk alongside it, breathe it in, and become part of it. Expect something thrillingly different.
The Crucible
Onsite rehearsal at Mothecombe Gardens.
