Performance

Venue	Gielgud Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	29th March 2006
Opened	5th April 2006
To	10th June 2006
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £11.00. To £41.00.
Gielgud Theatre (V395)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

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:: (T0223769683)

Presented by arrangement with Josef Weinberger Ltd.

Producer	Royal Shakespeare Company
Director	Dominic Cooke
Design	Hildegard Bechtler
Lighting	Jean Kalman
Music	Gary Yershon
Sound	Paul Arditti
Performer	Robert Bowman (Reverand Hale)
Performer	Ken Bradshaw (Ezekiel Cheever)
Performer	Elaine Cassidy (Abigail)
Performer	Tim Chipping (Herrick)
Performer	Laura Elphinstone (Susannah Walcott)
Performer	Alison Garland (Mercy Lewis)
Performer	Lorna Gayle (Tituba)
Performer	Ian Gelder (Parris)
Performer	Iain Glen (John Proctor)
Performer	Darlene Johnson (Rebecca Nurse)
Performer	James Laurenson (Danforth)
Performer	Susan McGoun (Sarah Good)
Performer	Caroline O'Neill (Ann Putnam)
Performer	Trevor Peacock (Giles Corey)
Performer	James Pearse (Hopkins)
Performer	Clifford Rose (Francis Nurse)
Performer	Helen Schlesinger (Elizabeth Proctor)
Performer	Catherine Skinner (Ensemble)
Performer	James Staddon (Thomas Putnam)
Performer	John Stahl (Hathorne)
Performer	Michelle Terry (Mary Warren)
Performer	Zoe Thorne (Betty Parris)

Listing:: L533512588

Production details

Presented by arrangement with Josef Weinberger Ltd.

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

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