“A searing portrait of a community engulfed by panic.”
-BBC Radio

The Puritan town of Salem, Massachusetts appears to be beset by evil acts of witchcraft. An accusation explosively turns the community upon itself; consuming the guilty and innocent alike. The Pulitzer Prize-winning Crucible is a gripping commentary on the consequences of religious intolerance and abuses of power.

Content Advisory Mature themes and stage violence.

The Crucible is approximately two hours in length, with a fifteen minute intermission.

The Crucible is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.

Thursday, December 12 7:30pm
Friday, December 13 2:00pm
Saturday, December 14 7:30pm

Jamie Butler Mercy / Cheever
Benjamin Conroy Giles Cory
Ella Daly Mary Warren
Niah Davis Abigail Williams
Nathaniel Exley John Proctor
Natalie Glum Tituba / Judge Danforth
Justine Elizabeth Joudrie Ann Putnam / Francis Nurse
Josephine Kay Susanna / Rebecca
Kianna King Betty / Martha / Sarah
Cameron Lorenzo Hathorne / Willard
Fiona McCormack Reverend Hale
Douglas Peerless Reverend Parris
Emily Anne Pugsley Elizabeth Proctor
Samuel Radelfinger Putnam

director Caleb Marshall*
composer & sound designer Michael Doherty
stage manager Avry Payne
production manager / lighting designer R.J. Peters
set designer Caleb Marshall & R.J. Peters
costume designer Shannon Carmichael
projection design Caleb Marshall & Natalie Glum
scenic artists Kathryn Boyd & Ryan Nelson Reid
dialect coach Dr. Iris MacGregor-Bannerman

*Caleb Marshall appears with the permission of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association.

Relaxed Performance
December 14, 7:30pm

Visual Story available here.

Not sensory friendly – includes startling and intimidating effects

More information on Relaxed Performances here.

• Loud aggressive heavy metal music
• Dark eerily lit stage
• High pitched prolonged screaming
• Angry shouting
• Extended weeping
• Characters acting possessed by spirits
• Intimidating uniforms & masked faces
• The image of a crucifix and a swastika combined together
• Physical violence that includes: slaps, pushes, and being thrown to the ground
• Threatening behaviour with guns (no guns are fired)
• Sound cues that involve intimidating music, whispers of ‘Devil’ and heavy breathing
• Threats of arrest and execution
• Characters being dragged away to prison
• The sound and image of someone being hung by the neck