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The Crucible
by Arthur Miller |
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October 12, 13, 19, 20, 21, 1990
Plank Road School |
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The story
focuses upon a young farmer, his wife, and a young servant-girl who
maliciously causes the wife's arrest for witchcraft. The farmer brings
the girl to court to admit the lie—and it is here that the monstrous
course of bigotry and deceit is terrifyingly depicted. The farmer,
instead of saving his wife, finds himself also accused of witchcraft and
ultimately condemned with a host of others.
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Producer |
Judy Tarbox |
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Director |
Charmaine DeNoyer |
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Stage
Manager |
Pat Breed-Kaiser |
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Technical Director |
Mark Horaitis |
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Lighting Designer |
John Dolphin |
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Set Designer |
John Dolphin |
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Publicity |
David Blank |
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Costume Crew |
Marie Deinhart
Amy Gerow
Rosie Peterson
Jane Preston
Lisa Schneider
Judy Tarbox |
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Prop Crew |
Marie Deinhart
Ellen Sakesefski |
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Assistant to the Director |
Bill Kaiser |
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Stage Crew |
Chris Droes
Thomas Reinke |
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Set Construction |
Lloyd Dreger
Bernie Eckert
Mark Horaitis
Bill Kaiser
Tom Kohls
Tom Rohe
Victor White |
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Program |
Mary Breitrick
Bob Kafka |
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House Manager |
Barbara Lynch |
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Tickets |
Mary Breitrick
Barbara Lynch |
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Betty Parris |
Marhya Peters |
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Reverend Samuel Parris |
Joe Ferrie |
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Tituba |
Evvie Smith |
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Abigail Williams |
Dawn Krautkramer |
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Susanna Walcott |
Lisa Schneider |
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Ann Putman |
Ellen Saksefski |
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Thomas Putnam |
Timothy Manion |
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Mercy Lewis |
Nellie Rohlich |
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Mary Warren |
Marie Matia |
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John Proctor |
Dan Hargarten |
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Rebecca Nurse |
Nada Bevic |
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Giles Carey |
Rick Anderson |
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Reverend John Hale |
John Hazard |
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Elizabeth Proctor |
Jane Preston |
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Frances Nurse |
James Laack |
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Ezekial Cheever |
Thomas Rohe |
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John Willard |
Bill Kaiser |
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Judge Hathorne |
Bernie Eckhert |
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Deputy-Governor Danforth |
Victor White |
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Sarah Good |
Julie McGlinn |
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