steve  2006-07-29 13:01   The Crucible, as the Shaw brochure says, is "A searing tale of whispers and shouts. A town rendered immobile and ultimately destroyed by gossip, innuendo, and lies. Written as an allegory of the insidious spread and reach of McCarthyism in the early ’50s, Arthur Miller’s brilliant re-telling of the infamous 1692 Salem “Witch Trials” surely has even more potency and resonance today."

Will you like this play? Professional reviews are available online and in the media once the show is officially open. However, in our experience, many critics often write reviews that do not match at all with the reaction of our guests.

So, for a more candid reaction, we are asking for comments and reviews from the people who visit us! Jane and I go to all the plays and we will post as soon as we have attended. You too can post your overall rating about the play on a scale of 0 to 4 stars, along with any comments you may have.

Visit the The Crucible Shaw page for information and the play schedule.