The Crucible at St. Petersburg College

The Crucible at St. Petersburg College

Date & Time: October 15-17 & October 22-24 at 7pm. October 18 & 25 at 2pm.

St. Petersburg College presents Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, a powerful drama exploring themes of accusation, paranoia, and the consequences of mass hysteria. Set during the Salem witch trials of 1692, the play follows a community consumed by suspicion and dangerous personal conflicts.

This student production is staged in an intimate theatre-in-the-round setting, creating a close, immersive theatrical experience by placing the audience directly around the performance space.

Seating: General admission, first come, first served. Early arrival is recommended to select preferred seating.

Admission: There is no required admission fee. A $10 suggested donation is encouraged to support the St. Petersburg College Theatre program.

Audience Advisory: Mature themes including paranoia, adultery, death, and politically charged subject matter. Some content may be sensitive.

Run Time: Approximately 2½ hours, including a 15-minute intermission.

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible venue with designated seating available. Sign Language Interpreters provided October 18th at 2 p.m. For Accessibilties Assitance, Please Contact Stacy LaMarca, Accessibilituse Coordinator 727-791-2710 or lamarca.stacy@spcollege.edu.

Join St. Petersburg College for this enduring American theatre classic built and performed by students!

If you have questions, contact us at Cooper.Scott@SPCollege.edu