Production History, Project 3.

http://www.gomemphis.com/news/2010/feb/23/theater-review-crucible-success-harrell-theatre-ge/

The Harrell Theatre

Collierville, Tennessee

February, 2010

Director: Amy Hanford

"The writing is brilliant, and the examination of human nature through history and allegory has established it as an important contribution to theater.  Amy Hanford's production at the Harrell is genergally well-cast and handsomely mounted."- Jon W. Sparks

http://kingsriverlife.com/03/30/the-crucible-on-stage/

Good Company Players

2nd Space Theater

Fresno, California

April, 2011

Director: Eric Day

"I would highly recommend this play; though keep in mind the seriousness of the subject matter.  The show is not one you leave singing a happy song - it's one that makes you think." - Lorie Lewis Ham, Kings River Life Magazine

http://foustskingdom.pbworks.com/w/page/11670401/Production%20Photos-The%20Crucible

Royal Shakespeare Company

The Gielgud Theatre

London, England

March, 2006

Director: Dominic Cooke

"The fascination in The Crucible lies in the way in which power shifts and people's views change, all founded on Miller's deep understanding of human nature.  It is no surprise that when the judge.... comes to town bringing his firm views, many quail and willingly lie to save their lives if not their souls." - Phillip Fisher, The British Theatre Guide

http://www.britishtheatreguide.info/reviews/cruciblegielgud-rev.htm

http://www.irishtheatremagazine.ie/Reviews/Current/The-Crucible

The Lyric Theatre

Belfast, Ireland

May, 2011

Director: Connall Morrison

"The casting of the production is impeccable, producing a finely tuned ensemble performance, with a number of other outstanding individual performances." - Tom Maguire

http://theater.nytimes.com/mem/theater/treview.html?res=9b03e6da1330f93ba35750c0a9649c8b63

The Virginia Theatre

New York City, New York

October, 2002 - June, 2003

Director: Richard Eyre

Noteworthy Actors: Liam Neeson (as John), Laura Linney (as Elizabeth), and Jennifer Carpenter (as Mary Warren)

"The intense focus with which Mr. Neeson and Ms. Linney embody their characters -- and the connections they forge between them -- makes the Proctors' relationship, more than ever, the moral and emotional touchstone in The Crucible." - Ben Brantley