"A wild thing may say wild things!" is spoken early in our play by Abigail Williams, an incredibly complicated character. She's part antagonist, part victim; her soul may be lost to Satan, or maybe she's just amoral. Abgail is just one of the many complicated characters you'll encounter tonight.

You'll also meet Elizabeth Proctor, a wife struggling her husband's betrayal; you'll meet Rebecca Nurse, described as "the most pious woman in Salem"; you'll also meet Thomas Danforth, a judge blinded by his own definition of right and wrong; and you'll meet Samuel Parris, a man who only knows how to serve his own interests. It may be 1692 in Salem, but we all know people

Our conversations during rehearsals have touched on how these people, seemingly from a strange and different time, aren't all that different from us today. We're all Abigail and Elizabeth, Proctor and Parris, Nurse and Danforth. We hope our production shows you what we're all capable of: the good and the "wild."

                                                                                -J.S.