The Crucible Tickets

The Crucible Tickets: A Spellbinding Experience Awaits

In a historic first, The Crucible comes to Shakespeare’s Globe this summer. This seminal American play delves into themes of paranoia and mass hysteria during the Salem witch trials, and is as timely as ever. The Crucible has a strictly limited run, so don't miss this unique opportunity to witness a modern classic in Shakespeare's historic playhouse.

What is the play The Crucible about?

Set in 1692 Salem, Massachusetts, The Crucible follows a community consumed by fear as accusations of witchcraft spiral out of control. A group of young girls, caught dancing in the forest, ignite a series of allegations that lead to widespread panic and tragedy. Arthur Miller's masterpiece explores the consequences of hysteria and the perils of a society turning against itself.

The play delves into themes of paranoia, superstition, and the ruthless pursuit of justice. As fear grips Salem, personal vendettas and hidden agendas surface, leading to devastating consequences. Miller's work serves as a timeless warning about the dangers of mass hysteria and the fragility of societal trust.

The Crucible's Cast and Creative Team

The creative team is led by director Ola Ince (Othello, Romeo and Juliet), with Lindsay McAllister (The Tempest) as assistant director and will feature design by Amelia Jane Hankin (Macbeth), Renell Shaw (Small Island) as composer, and voice and text direction by Annemette Verspeak (The Duchess of Malfi).

Further creatives and casting for this production are to be announced.

A Historic First: The Crucible at Shakespeare's Globe

This staging of The Crucible marks a significant milestone as the first modern classic to be performed in the Globe Theatre. Arthur Miller's play, written in 1953 as an allegory for McCarthyism, remains a powerful commentary on the dangers of hysteria and the breakdown of community trust.

Book Tickets Now for The Crucible at the Globe Theatre

Don't miss this landmark production of The Crucible at Shakespeare's Globe and an opportunity to experience the enduring relevance of Miller's work in a stunning setting that enhances its historical context. Book your tickets now to be part of this extraordinary theatrical event!