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PGTP Presents Arthur Miller's The Crucible
Contact: Rejeania Brown
Tel: (916) 686-0230 ext 4773
Email: pgtheatreprods@gmail.com
What would you do if you were accused of witchcraft? Are you ready to be hanged?
In Salem, MA, jealous Abigail Williams accuses an innocent slave of conducting a witchcraft ceremony. After that first accusation, it escalates to more than half of the town being falsely accused of witchcraft.
The trust in a family is diminishing during Abigail and her legion's accusation. Bonds are broken, friendship is tested, and families are torn apart. One accusation can ruin everything; leading to a shattered town. People are mistreated and rumors are spread.
This emotionally-high, four-act show takes place in 1692. The Salem Witch Trials lasted more than three months. Sadly, innocent people were mistreated and rumored to be witches in the name of God which left most people with no more faith in themselves.
Trusting the people around you can be dangerous because the people closet to you are the ones that will hurt you the most.
Do you trust your surroundings?
Opening Night: Thurs., 11/12 @ 7:00
More Show Dates and Times: Fri., 11/13 @ 7:00; Sat., 11/14 @ 7:00; Wed., 11/18 @ 4:00; Thurs., 11/19 @ 7:00; Fri., 11/20 @ 7:00; Sat., 11/21 @ 2:00 & 7:00
Kent Navarrette (JOHN PROCTOR) is a senior. This is his fifth production at Pleasant Grove High School. His memorable performances include The Grandfather in The Dining Room and The Cat in the Hat in the student directed play Seussical: The Musical. He would like to thank his mother, Margaret, and his three sisters, Rachel, Natalie, and Mariah, for being such great support systems in his life.
Maria Beretta (ABIGAIL WILLIAMS) is a junior. This is her tenth production at Pleasant Grove High School. Her memorable performances are Clue, The Dining Room, Seussical: The Musical, and Ghost Hunt. She would like to thank her older sister, Megan, for introducing her into theatre.
Alex Joe-Monday (MARY WARREN) is a sophomore. This is her 4th production at Pleasant Grove. Her memorable performances are The Dining Room, and Ghost Hunt. She would like to thank her mom for picking her up from practice everyday, and everyone who has supported her, and believed in her.
Jayde Black (TITUBA) is a senior. This is her first production at Pleasant Grove High School. Her memorable performances are Rumpelstiltskin and Princess and the Pea of which she performed in the fifth and sixth grade. She is apart of the Digital Media Academy (DMA) in which her and her fellow peers broadcast videos or segments for students, which is known as PGTV. She would like to thank her parents for supporting her through her acting experiences. She would also like to thank Ms. Brown for giving her the opportunity of being in The Crucible.
Donald Fisher (REV. HALE) is a senior. This is his ninth production at Pleasant Grove High School. His memorable performances are FAME directed by Kevin Little, The Great Gatsby directed by Renee Fritz, and The Dining Room directed by Rejeania Brown. He would like to thank the white lamb with seven eyes and seven horns.
Danielle Box (ELIZABETH PROCTOR) is a senior. This is her third production at Pleasant Grove High School. Her memorable performances are as the vulture in Jungle Book, a student in FAME, and a student in PGNL. She would like to thank Ms. Brown, Mr. Sandoval, her parents, and all those who have supported her.
Jacob Padua (REV. PARRIS) is a sophomore. This is his third production at Pleasant Grove High School. His most memorable performance is The Dining Room. He would like to thank his family, his fellow cast and crew members, and Ms. Brown.
Michaela McCune (REBECCA NURSE) is a senior. This is her third production at Pleasant Grove High School. She has performed as an ensemble member in Alice in Wonderland and as Annie in The Dining Room. She would like to thank her mother for all the love and support, and her Advanced Theatre classmates for bringing encouragement and passion to the theatre every day.
Jeffrey Beckstaiger (FRANCIS NURSE) is a senior. This his third production at Pleasant Grove High School. His most memorable performance is Cabaret. He would like to thank his mother and father for putting up with his crazy schedule and he thanks them for the support.
Kevin Lillich (JUDGE DANFORTH) is a senior. This is his third production at Pleasant Grove. His memorable performances are Gatsby in The Great Gatsby and Arthur, Standish, Ted, Stuart, and Harvery in The Dinning Room. He would like to thank his many good friends and his loving and understanding mother.
Kenny Lam (GILES COREY) is a junior. This is his first play at Pleasant Grove High School. His memorable performances are when he directed a series of short films: The Door, The American Dream, and the silent film The Confession. he would like to thank Trevor Sondrol for pushing him to audition to this wonderful play as well as the masterful theatre teacher Ms. Brown for showing him the love for acting.
Julianna Rodriguez (MARTHA COREY) is a freshman. This is her first performance at Pleasant Grove High School. Her most memorable performances are Guys & Dolls, Romeo & Juliet, and Rumplestiltskin. She would like to thank her parents for encouraging her to always push herself and try new things.
Trevor Sondrol (THOMAS PUTNAM) is a junior. This is his first production at Pleasant Grove High School. His inspiration to join the play was from his former tenth grade English teacher, Mr. Sandoval. His suggestion to join the Theatre 1 class really influenced Trevor's decision on taking the class, and auditioning for a part in The Crucible. He would like to thank Mr. Sandoval, Ms. Brown, and Kenny Lam for being such a great pal.
Kenzie Hamel (ANN PUTNAM) is a senior. This is her fourth production at Pleasant Grove High School. Her memorable performances are as Winky/Bertha in The Dining Room, Top Soprano in Songs for a New World, and Heather in Ghost Hunt. She would like to thank Ms. Brown and Mr. Little for helping her embrace her love of theater!
Araceli Marquez (RUTH PUTNAM) is a freshmen. This is her first production at Pleasant Grove High School. She did drama in middle school and theater in sixth grade. She would like to thank all her friends and family for supporting her and everyone who helped her.
Komal Ravika Dutt (BETTY PARRIS) is a senior. This is her first production at Pleasant Grove High School. Her memorable performances is yet to come. She would like to thank her parents, her siblings/cousins, Mr. Sandoval, Ms. Brown, Cody Dorkin, and all those who supported her.
Isaac Roachford-Gould (EZEKIEL CHEEVER) is a sophomore. This is his first production at Pleasant Grove High School. His memorable performances are The Jungle Book Jr., School House Rock Jr., Summer Camp Serenade, Romeo & Juliet, and Bongo's Burger Shack at Pleasant Grove Elementary School. He would like to thank Louise Roachford-Gould, William Gould, Adam Roachford-Gould, Sylvia Roachford, Theodore Gress, Matthew Provins, Trevor Harding, Dave Husbeck, Michelle Campbell, and Rejeania Brown.
Michael Sterk (JUDGE HATHORNE) is a senior. This is his first production at Pleasant Grove High School. He will play Judge Hawthorne in The Crucible. He was also a production manager at the B Street Theater. He would like to thank the school for deciding to produce this play and to thank Mrs. Brown for giving him this opportunity to be in this play.
Yatin Jain (WILLARD) is a senior. This is his third production at Pleasant Grove High School. His memorable performance is his roles as the Father, Ben, and Gordon during The Dining Room. He would like to thank Mom, Dad, Harry, Raj, and Mr. Gabriel Sandoval.
Sophie Boskovich (MERCY LEWIS) is a senior. This is her first production at Pleasant Grove High School. Her memorable performances at Sacramento Theater Company are as Hortensio in Taming of the Shrew, Ignorance in A Christmas Carol, and Stage Manager in The Grapes of Wrath. She would like to thank Ms. Brown for giving her a chance to join the PGTP family!
Shari Shackelford (SUSANNA WALCOTT) is sophomore. This is her first production at Pleasant Grove High School. Her memorable performance was Guys and Dolls Jr. at ALbiani Middle School. She would like to thank Mr. Sandoval for all the support and motivation he has given her.
Jayde Schulze (ABI'S GIRL) is a sophomore. This is her first production at Pleasant Grove High School. Her most memorable performances are Bye Bye Birdie and Guys and Dolls. She would like to thank her grandparents and friends for supporting her.
Summer Marangi (STAGE MANAGER) is a sophomore. This is her first production as a stage manager at Pleasant Grove High School. She has been stage hand in The Dining Room, directed by Rejeania Brown, and Songs for a New World, directed by Kevin Little, both at Pleasant Grove High School. She would like to thank food for helping her through rehearsals.
Carolina Obregon (ABI'S GIRL) is a Junior. This is her first production at Pleasant Grove High. Outside of theater she enjoys watching movies and playing volleyball. She would thank her parents that are cheering for her from 1,097 miles away.
Rachel Tussing (ABI'S GIRL) is a ninth grader. This is her first production at the Pleasant Grove High. Outside of theater she enjoys playing trumpet in Pleasant Grove's marching and concert band.
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LocationPlesant Grove High School: Black Box Theatre (View)
9531 Bond Road
Elk Grove, CA 95624
United States
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| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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