![]() The show’s director, theatre professor Andy Harris, said the department was looking to do a classic American play and the current political climate made “The Crucible” particularly relevant. The play was inspired by the witch trials of Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692 and the McCarthy era hearings of the 1950s. More people, including John Proctor, are accused of being witches. Her former employers, the Proctors, fall prey as she pursues John, her former lover, by offering up his wife Mary as a witch. The play focuses on the village of Salem and how a young woman, Abigail Williams, makes an accusation that ignites hysteria. ![]() 11-12 (Saturday-Sunday) at the University Theater, in the Radio, Television, Film and Performing Arts Building. The University of North Texas’ Department of Dance and Theatre will present Arthur Miller’s classic play at 7:30 p.m. Media: Download images from the play here and here.ĭENTON (UNT), Texas - “The Crucible” takes place during the 1600s, but the subject matter is just as relevant today. Patrons have two options for parking:ġ.) ADA/handicapped patrons may park directly east of the Radio, Television, Film and Performing Arts Building (RTFP) in Lot 50 in the designated spaces.Ģ.) Patrons may pay to park through the app ParkMobile in the Union Circle Parking Garage. More information: Visit UNT’s transportation services website to learn more about parking, including new rules. ![]() For more information, call 94, email or visit the Department of Dance and Theatre online. Monday-Friday and one hour before each performance at the Radio, Television, Film and Performing Arts Building. Audience members can purchase tickets at the box office, which is open from 1 to 5 p.m. ![]() Where: University Theater inside the Radio, Television, Film and Performing Arts Building, 1179 Union Circle, Denton, Texas.Ĭost: Tickets cost $7.50 for students, UNT faculty/staff and senior citizens and $10 for adults. ![]() What: “The Crucible,” Arthur Miller’s classic play presented by the University of North Texas’ Department of Dance and Theatre, about the witchcraft trials in Salem, Massachusetts. ![]()
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