Winner of the 1953 Tony Award for Best Play, Arthur Miller wrote this piece as an
allegory in response to McCarthyism and the US government’s blacklisting of its citizens
accused of being communists. Using the Salem witch trials that took place in the
Massachusetts Bay Colony during 1692 and 1693, this play is partially fictionalized
and dramatized account of some of those events. This play has become an American
classic and a central work in the canon of American drama.
Provided by arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.
Cast
Libby Zabit
as Abigail Williams
junior BFA Acting
Yuka Sekine
as Betty Paris
senior BFA Music Theatre
David Kortmeier
as Deputy-Gov. Danforth
Faculty
Cadence Lamb
as Elizabeth Proctor
junior BFA Acting
Dean Carlson
as
Ezekiel Cheever
senior BFA Acting
Kaelin Reichmann
as Giles Corey
sophomore BA Theatre Arts
Steven Schur
as Hopkins/Francis Nurse
senior BFA Music Theatre
Conor Finnerty-Esmonde
as John Proctor
senior BFA Music Theatre
Tuxford Turner
as John Willard
sophomore BFA Acting
Tim Foszcz
as Judge Hawthorne
junior BFA Music Theatre
Jean Muza
as Martha Corey/Sarah Good
sophomore BFA Acting
Brooke Teweles
as Mary Warren
junior
Dana Clouser
as Mercy Lewis
junior BFA Music Theatre
Hailey Lechelt
as Mrs. Ann Putnam
junior BFA Acting
Joanna Dooley
as Rebecca Nurse
sophomore BFA Music Theatre
Will Mueller
as Rev. John Hale
sophomore BFA Acting
Evan Rumler
as Rev. Samuel Parris
senior BFA Music Theatre
Megan Lai
as Susanna Walcott
sophomore BFA Acting
Danny Adams
as Thomas Putnam
senior BFA Music Theatre
Melissa Iheakam
as Tituba
Entire cast & crew
