Performance

Venue	Royal Exchange
	Also: The Studio/Swan Street Studio
Town	Manchester
County	Greater Manchester
From	18th September 2015
Opened	23rd September 2015
To	24th October 2015
When	Mon-Sat 19:00. Thu, Sat Mats 14:00. Extra Perf. Oct 4 at 14:00. Oct 14 17:00
Royal Exchange (V491)
Current/Future Listings
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 25 Aug 15 - T0372382779
Date of change: 7 May 15 - T0372382779

The Crucible

Work:: The Crucible (S2898)

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

Production:: (T0372382779)

Producer	Royal Exchange Theatre
Director	Caroline Steinbeis
Design	Max Jones
Sound	Richard hammarton
Music	Richard Hammarton
Performer	Jonjo O'Neill (John Proctor)
Performer	Matti houghton (Elizabeth Proctor)
Performer	Rachel Redford (Abigail Williams)
Performer	Sarah Amankwah
Performer	Paul Brightwell
Performer	Christopher Chilton
Performer	David Collings
Performer	Grace Cordell
Performer	Sam Cox
Performer	Alastair Gillies
Performer	Peter Guinness
Performer	Leah Haile
Performer	Stephen Kennedy
Performer	Pepter Lunkuse
Performer	Mary Jo Randle
Performer	Roy Sampson
Performer	Tim Steed
Performer	Marjorie Yates
Performer	Ria Zmitrowicz

Listing:: L01000672940

Reviews

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Special Performances

10 Oct 15 Audio Described
15 Oct 15 Captioned
15 Oct 15 Captioned
20 Oct 15 Sign Interpreted

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