YCP TheaterWorks presents:
THE CRUCIBLE
by Arthur Miller
YCP TheaterWorks will stage the classic drama, The Crucible, January 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 & 30 at 8 PM with a Sunday Matinee on January 17 at 2 PM at the Van Cortlandtville School Theater on Route 6 in Mohegan Lake (directly across from the Cortlandt Town Shopping Center). Tickets for the show are $15, adults; $12 for seniors and students. For tickets and further information call (914) 528-4145. See our website at www.YCPTW.org.
In 1692 Salem, Massachusetts, children were treated as adults, religion was an integral part of the government, people were vindictively seeking power and land, and they uperstitiously feared the unknown surrounding wilderness. All of these actions led to the Salem Witch trials where nineteen men and women and two dogs were convicted and hanged for witchcraft.
Based on these historical people and real events, The Crucible, by Arthur Miller, is a dramatic allegory which echoes yet today.
Driected by Marilyn Heberling with stage management by Demos Eitzer, the sizeable cast includes: Mike Bell as Judge Hathorne, Matt Rowe as John Proctor, Carolin Schuetze as Elizabeth Proctor, Greg Shults as Rev. Parris, Steve Schnapper as Rev. Hale, Olivia Rerek as Abigail Williams, Claire Johanson as Mary Warren, Jacqueline Smith as Mercy Lewis, Christine Orchid as Susanna Wolcott, Aurora Straus as Betty Parris, Georgia Dain as Ruth Putnam, Anne Rogers Pearl as Ann Putnam, Daniel Silverstein as Thomas Putnam, Grace Miranda as Tituba, Jan Dyckman as Giles Corey, Constance Dyckman as Rebbeca Nurse, Tom Gorman as Deputy Governor Danforth, Bruce Pearl as Ezekiel Cheever, Evelyn Voura as Sarah Good.
Recent YCPTW Productions:
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THE FOREIGNER a comedy by Larry Shue, directed by Elaine Hartel Poritzky,October 2005
THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH a comedy by George Axelrod, directed by Chris Arena, March 2006
THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON a drama by Jason Miller, directed by Brian DeToma, May 2006
THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL drama by Horton Foote, directed by Marshall Moseley, October 2006
THE LITTLE FOXES drama by Lillian ellman, directed by Dawn Perrito, January 2007
BLITHE SPIRIT comedy by Noel Coward, directed by Karina Ramsey, May 2007
ALL IN THE TIMING comedy by David Ives, directed by Elaine Hartel, November 2007
THE CHERRY ORCHARD comedy by Anton Chekhov, directed by Melinda Brien, Janury/February 2008
BROADWAY BOUND comedy by Neil Simon, directed by Karen Quinn-Panzer, May 2008
NIGHT WATCH thriller by Lucille Fletcher, directed by John Coppola, November 2008
TRIPLE PLAY: 3 ONE-ACT PLAYS ABOUT THEATER by Christopher Durang, Israel Horovitz, and Michael Frayn and directed by Anne Rodgers Pearl, Sally R. Simon and Karen Quinn-Panzer, January/February 2009
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY a romantic comedy by Philip Barry, directed by Debbie Levin, May 2009
THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE a quirky comedy-drama by Charles Busch, directed by Marshall Moseley, November 2009
THE CRUCIBLE a classic drama by Arthur Miller, directed by Marilyn Heberling, January 2010
SOCIAL SECURITY a comedy by Andrew Bergman, directed by Joel Karpoff, April 2010
