The Crucible

What is the play about?

The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller, is a play written covering the Salem Witch Trials as an allegory for anti-communist hysteria. This story is a convoluted one of accused witchcraft, drama, and history. It features many familiar faces from the Footlighter’s previous shows, but they deliver performances never seen before. Come on out on November 14th and November 15th to see this talented cast perform the timeless show that is The Crucible. 

Interviews

Here are some exclusive interviews from members of the MHS Footlighters and their insight on the show. The general consensus from the cast is that there is something in this show for everyone, especially those who like drama or history. The actors highlight the energy on closing and opening night but encourage everyone to come no matter what performance. The costuming is something else that was spotlighted. People have pointed out specifically the outfits of Tituba, played by Zara Malik, Deputy Governor Danforth, played by Miles Gordon and Reverend John Hale, played by Daniel Stone. What we’ve garnered from these interviews is that the Footlighters are a group of hard-working and enthusiastic actors. Come see this colorful cast perform the show they’ve worked so hard to perfect.