[NEohioPAL]The Crucible opens at the Streetsboro Community Theatre

Wed Apr 16 10:30:03 PDT 2003

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Arthur Miller=B9s The Crucible on stage at the Streetsboro Community Theatre

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SCT will present The Crucible by Arthur Miller as its spring drama. This
intense psychological drama about the witch-hunts and trials in
seventeenth-century Salem, Massachusetts is based on historical people and
real events. In the rigid theocracy of Salem, rumor that women are
practicing witchcraft galvanize the town=B9s most basic fears and suspicions;
and when a young girl accuses Elizabeth Proctor of being a witch,
self-righteous church leaders and townspeople insist that Elizabeth be
brought to trial.  The ruthlessness of the prosecutors and the eagerness of
neighbor to testify against neighbor brilliantly illuminate the destructive
power of socially sanctioned violence. It is a searing portrait of a
community engulfed by hysteria.

 The Crucible will take the SCT stage on April 25 and continue April 26, Ma=
y
2, 3, 9 and 10 at 8:00.  Saturday, April 26th will be the dinner theatre
catered by Red's Place of Twinsburg.  In keeping with the time period of th=
e
show, the menu will feature a New England Boiled Dinner of Beef Brisket wit=
h
array of fresh vegetables, Roast Breast of Turkey accompanied by a
cranberry-orange chutney, Corn Pudding, Escalloped Apples, Vegetable Pasta
Alfredo, tossed salad, rolls and butter, and coffee or punch with Triple
Berry Shortcake being served at intermission. Cost for the dinner theatre i=
s
$25.00 and you can make reservations by calling 330-928-4192.

 For show reservations on April 25, May 2, 3, 9 and 10, please call the box
office at 330-626-9427. The theatre is located in the Streetsboro Municipal
Building, 9184 State Route 43.  Curtain is at 8:00 p.m.  Show tickets are
$10.00/adults; $8.00/Seniors; and $7.00/Students. For reservations, please
call the theatre box office at 330-626-9427.

 This talented cast features Melissa Hawkins as Elizabeth Proctor; Stephani=
e
Foltz as Abigail Williams; Joe Kenderes as Rev. John Hale; Rick Nicely as
John Proctor; Joe Simpson as Rev. Samuel Parris and Jim Hassel as Deputy
Governor Danforth.=20

 Supporting cast members include Barbara Bellamy as Rebecca Nurse; Chuck
Dennison as Judge Hathorne; Dottie Emerick as Sarah Good; Steve Greene as
Thomas Putnam; Dale Hudson as Giles Corey; Margaret Lute as Betty Parris;
Sally Morris as Tituba; Lauren Parker as Mary Warren; Lisa Pyles as Ann
Putnam; Reshanne Reeder as Susanna Walcott; Mary Siegel as Mercy Lewis; Ken
Rocco as Ezekiel Cheever; and the members of the possessed girls: Amanda
Cross, Sara Hastings, Margo Puette, Jana Reeder, Tiffany Stoker and
Georgeanne Thorley. Steve Hoffman, the drama director at Chagrin Falls High
School, is serving as the show's director assisted by Russ Kulow.  The show
is produced by Tom Wilshcutz and Becky Summer with Technical Direction by
Lyle Hennicke.

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Arthur Miller’s The Crucible on stage at =
the Streetsboro Community Theatre 
 
  
 
SCT will present The Crucible by Arthur Miller as its spring drama. =
This intense psychological drama about the witch-hunts and trials in sevente=
enth-century Salem, Massachusetts is based on historical people and real eve=
nts. In the rigid theocracy of Salem, rumor that women are practicing witchc=
raft galvanize the town’s most basic fears and suspicions; and when a =
young girl accuses Elizabeth Proctor of being a witch, self-righteous church=
 leaders and townspeople insist that Elizabeth be brought to trial.  Th=
e ruthlessness of the prosecutors and the eagerness of neighbor to testify a=
gainst neighbor brilliantly illuminate the destructive power of socially san=
ctioned violence. It is a searing portrait of a community engulfed by hyster=
ia. 
 
 The Crucible will take the SCT stage on April 25 and continue =
April 26, May 2, 3, 9 and 10 at 8:00.  Saturday, April 26th will be the=
 dinner theatre catered by Red's Place of Twinsburg.  In keeping with t=
he time period of the show, the menu will feature a New England Boiled Dinne=
r of Beef Brisket with array of fresh vegetables, Roast Breast of Turkey acc=
ompanied by a cranberry-orange chutney, Corn Pudding, Escalloped Apples, Veg=
etable Pasta Alfredo, tossed salad, rolls and butter, and coffee or punch wi=
th Triple Berry Shortcake being served at intermission. Cost for the dinner =
theatre is $25.00 and you can make reservations by calling 330-928-4192. &nb=
sp; 
 
 For show reservations on April 25, May 2, 3, 9 and 10, please call th=
e box office at 330-626-9427. The theatre is located in the Streetsboro Muni=
cipal Building, 9184 State Route 43.  Curtain is at 8:00 p.m.  Sho=
w tickets are $10.00/adults; $8.00/Seniors; and $7.00/Students. For reservat=
ions, please call the theatre box office at 330-626-9427. 
 
 This talented cast features Melissa Hawkins as Elizabeth Proctor; Ste=
phanie Foltz as Abigail Williams; Joe Kenderes as Rev. John Hale; Rick Nicel=
y as John Proctor; Joe Simpson as Rev. Samuel Parris and Jim Hassel as Deput=
y Governor Danforth.    
 
 Supporting cast members include Barbara Bellamy as Rebecca Nurse; Chu=
ck Dennison as Judge Hathorne; Dottie Emerick as Sarah Good; Steve Greene as=
 Thomas Putnam; Dale Hudson as Giles Corey; Margaret Lute as Betty Parris; S=
ally Morris as Tituba; Lauren Parker as Mary Warren; Lisa Pyles as Ann Putna=
m; Reshanne Reeder as Susanna Walcott; Mary Siegel as Mercy Lewis; Ken Rocco=
 as Ezekiel Cheever; and the members of the possessed girls: Amanda Cross, S=
ara Hastings, Margo Puette, Jana Reeder, Tiffany Stoker and Georgeanne Thorl=
ey. Steve Hoffman, the drama director at Chagrin Falls High School, is servi=
ng as the show's director assisted by Russ Kulow.  The show is produced=
 by Tom Wilshcutz and Becky Summer with Technical Direction by Lyle Hennicke=
. 

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