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The Crucible

In The Crucible, Arthur Miller uses the Salem witch trials to explore Americas relationship to theocracy, hypocricy, and the dangers of any religion “that calls for blood.” With new iterations of Puritanism on the rise today, Miller's play feels as thrilling and thought-provoking as ever. This production wrestles with the play’s stirring subject, and the play itself, interrogating the relationships between power and paranoia, and what invisible spirits might be lurking around (and within) each of us.

Director: Amanda Kellock
Set and Props Designer: John Doucet
Assistant to the Set and Props Designer: Qiwei Wang
Costume Designer: Isabelle Bélisle
Assistant to the Costume Designer: Mia Conrad
Lighting Designer: Martin Conboy
Assistants to the Lighting Designer: Rachel Olugbemiro and Christina Yuan
Sound Designer: Yarik Sedunov
Production Manager: Tina Goralski
Assistant to the Production Manager: Simon-Olivier Bolduc
Technical Director: Jon Lockhart
Assistants to the Technical Director: Issa Bawa, Josh Edwards, Phoebe Faubert
Stage Manager: Sophie Des Roches
Assistant to the Stage Manager: Alex Shroud
Builder: Attila Clemann
Accessibility
If you require accommodation, please contact the event host as soon as possible.
Date and time
Nov 26, 2026 to Nov 28, 2026
8 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Format and location
In person
Academic Hall (SMN)
Language
English
Audience
General public
Organized by
Department of Theater