The Crucible

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It will be presented Oct. 12-21 in the Brunner Theatre Center.

Premiering in 1953, the play is a partly fictional story and an allegory for the rise of McCarthyism in the late 1940s. The citizens of Salem are whipped into a frenzy by a series of escalating misinterpretations after a group of teenage girls is accused of witchcraft.