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The Crucible

BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

by ARTHUR MILLER
BBC Radio Drama presents the LA Classic Theatre Works with Richard Dreyfuss Fionnula Flanagan Stacy Keach
Madolyn Smith and Michael York
Influenced by the communist witch hunts unleashed by Senator McCarthy in the USA during the 1950s, Miller wrote this play, based upon the Salem witch trials of the 17th century, to expose the horror of such investigations.
Directed by MARTIN JENKINS Producers GERRY JONES and MARTIN JENKINS Stereo (R)
Brilliant collaboration
MAIL ON SUNDAY
('Are You Now or Have You Ever
Been...?, August Bank Holiday 8.15pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Arthur Miller
Unknown:
Richard Dreyfuss
Unknown:
Fionnula Flanagan
Unknown:
Stacy Keach
Unknown:
Madolyn Smith
Directed By:
Martin Jenkins
Producers:
Gerry Jones
Producers:
Martin Jenkins
The Rev Parris:
Michael York
Abigail Williams:
Madolyn Smith
Susanna Walcott:
Ann Hearn
Ann Putnam:
Marian Mercer
Thomas Putnam:
Ed Begley Jr
Mercy Lewis:
Irene Aranga
Mary Warren:
Carolkane
Betty Parris:
Anna Sophie Loewenberg
John Proctor:
Stacy Keach
Giles Corey:
Hector Eltzondo
Rebecca Nurse:
Georgia Brown
The Rev Hale:
Richard Dreyfuss
Tituba:
Madge Sinclair
Elizabeth Proctor:
Fionnula Flanagan
Francis Nurse:
Joe Spano
Ezekiel Cheever/Herrick:
Bud Cort
Judge Hathorne:
Harris Yulin
Deputy Governer Danforth:
Rene Auberjonois
Source: Radio Times

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