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Cast Announced for The Crucible at Shakespeare’s Globe

by Staff Writer
April 2, 2025
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Shakespeare’s Globe announce the cast for Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, directed by Ola Ince. This production marks the first modern classic to be staged at the Globe Theatre and will run from 8 May to 12 July.

The cast includes Sarah Belcher as Ann Putnam / Sarah Good, Sarah Cullum as Martha Corey / Ruth Putnam / Cover, Gavin Drea as John Proctor, Joshua Dunn as Cheever, Steve Furst as Reverend Parris, James Groom as Willard / Cover, Joanne Howarth as Rebecca Nurse, Molly Madigan as Mercy Lewis / Cover, Aisha-Mae McCormick as Susanna Walcott / Cover, Stuart McQuarrie as Thomas Putnam / Judge Hathorne, Sarah Merrifield as Tituba, Scarlett Nunes as Betty Parris, Glyn Pritchard as Francis Nurse, Phoebe Pryce as Elizabeth Proctor, Hannah Saxby as Abigail Williams, Gareth Snook as Deputy Governor Danforth, Jo Stone-Fewings as Reverend Hale, Howard Ward as Giles Corey, and Bethany Wooding as Mary Warren.

Director Ola Ince says: “I’m very excited to share Arthur Miller’s historic epic in the unique immersive space of the Globe Theatre. Combining The Crucible’s big ideas about power, freedom, and gender with the strength of this phenomenal cast is absolutely thrilling!”

The creative team includes Amelia Jane Hankin as designer, Renell Shaw as composer, Lindsay McAllister as assistant director, Kevin McCurdy as fight director, Ebony Molina as movement director, Raniah Al-Sayed as intimacy director, and Annemette Verspeak as text and voice coach.

Listings and ticket information can be found here.

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