By Arthur Miller
The Albright kicks off our season with a tribute to one of the greatest playwrights of our time. We are celebrating Arthur Miller’s life with a production of his poignant look at the power of governmental coercion. In the Crucible, John Proctor is living a quiet, simple Puritan life in Salem, Massachusetts until his wife is accused of witchcraft. Does he have the strength to stand up for her or does he give in to the pressures of his church, his community and their laws?

Sept 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23 & 24
Show Times:
Friday and Saturday 8:00 PM
Sunday 2:00 PM

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John Proctor: Micheal Kott
Elizabeth Proctor: Jeni Dees
Abigail Williams: Amanda Smothers
Reverand John Hale: Gabe Cruz
Deputy-Governor Danforth: Dennis Stewart
Mary Warren: Leah Shales
Reverand Samuel Parris: Jim Turano
Thomas Putnam: William Elbert
Ann Putnam: Jennifer Richardson
Judge Hathorne: Ish Rios

Ezekiel Cheever: Andrew Luckenbill
Mercy Lewis: Racheal Kador
Susanna Walcott: Autumn McGarr
Betty Parris: Emily Riederer
Rebecca Nurse: Jan Spink
Francis Nurse: Gary Riggle/Curt Welsh
Giles Corey: Bruce Worthel
Tituba: Robyn Daniels
Sarah Goode: Kara Okerblad

Director: Jennifer Ring
Stage Manager: Julie Johnson
Set and costume design: Jennifer Ring
Sound Design: Mike Kott
Light and Sound operator: Mike Johnson
Props: Julie Johnson, Jeni Dees and Amy Setencich
Program/poster design: Dennis Edwards
Producer: Ish Rios