In 1692, the people of Salem Village felt besieged. Their faith, their homes and their lives had been threatened by the Glorious Revolution in England, by war with the French and their Indian allies, by the harsh climate and unforgiving land, and by petty squabbles over property and position. None are more marginalized in Puritan society than the young girls. When their repressed imaginations burst loose no one is safe, and the consequences are horrific.

Arthur Miller’s classic drama, inspired by and based on real people and real events, is a chilling cautionary tale of a community shattered by suspicion, paranoia, and judgement.

Note: The content and intensity of some scenes may not be suitable for young children. In 1692, the people of Salem Village felt besieged. Their faith, their homes and their lives had been threatened by the Glorious Revolution in England, by war with the French and their Indian allies, by the harsh climate and unforgiving land, and by petty squabbles over property and position. None are more marginalized in Puritan society than the young girls. When their repressed imaginations burst loose no one is safe, and the consequences are horrific.

Arthur Miller’s classic drama, inspired by and based on real people and real events, is a chilling cautionary tale of a community shattered by suspicion, paranoia, and judgement.

Note: The content and intensity of some scenes may not be suitable for young children.

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