Tabor to present ?The Crucible? April 11-13

TCdramaTheCrucible

TCdramaTheCrucible

The Tabor College theater department will present ?The Crucible? under the direction of Judy Harder April 11-13.

The shows will begin at 7:30 p.m. each evening in the lab theater located in the basement of the Lorenz Administration Building.

Arthur Miller?s acclaimed ?The Crucible? is the story of ordinary people caught up in a universal tragedy. Set in the context of the 17th century, the play follows the witch trials of Salem, Mass., a town torn apart by fear, vengeance and hysteria. In the midst of the chaos, John Proctor, a common farmer, faces his flaws and failures and struggles toward personal integrity.

On one level, ?The Crucible? is about politics and the way history repeats itself, according to Harder. On another, it is the journey of a husband and wife dealing with betrayal and broken?ness in their community, as well as within themselves.

?It is a story of a search for truth, goodness and redemption,? Harder said.

Cast members include: Thomas Batista as John Proctor; Andrea Acker as Elizabeth Proctor; Nolan Dirks as Deputy-Governor Danforth; Micah Leake as Abigail Williams; Allie Jost as Mary Warren; Robert Howell as Reverend Hale; Kruze Sanders as Reverend Samuel Parris; Jordan Costa as Judge Hathorne; Michael Adamyk as Thomas Putnam; Cheyenne Derksen as Ann Putnam; Scott Bauer as Giles Corey; Rebecca Steketee as Rebecca Nurse;

Hannah Evans as Tituba; Olivia Kliewer as Betty Parris; Tessa Hoduski as Mercy Lewis; Kyvie Lahman as Susanna Walcott; Kelsey Unruh as Sarah Good; Nathan Lawson as Ezekiel Cheever; Benjamin Schmidt as John Willard; and Tyler Clements as Francis Nurse.

Tickets are limited for each performance and will be available for purchase from the Student Life Office at 620-947-3121, ext. 1033. General admission is $6 and student tickets are $4.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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