Credited cast: | |||
Richard Armitage | ... | John Proctor | |
Harry Attwell | ... | Thomas Putnam | |
Samantha Colley | ... | Abigail Williams | |
Marama Corlett | ... | Betty Parris | |
Jack Ellis | ... | Deputy Governor Danforth | |
Ann Firbank | ... | Rebecca Nurse | |
William Gaunt | ... | Giles Corey | |
Natalie Gavin | ... | Mary Warren | |
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Christopher Godwin | ... | Judge Hathorne |
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Catherine Hammond | ... | Martha Corey (voice) |
Hannah Hutch | ... | Ensemble | |
Lauren Lyle | ... | Ensemble | |
Anna Madeley | ... | Elizabeth Proctor | |
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Paddy Navin | ... | Sarah Good |
Sarah Niles | ... | Tituba |
Lust and betrayal against the backdrop of the Salem witch trials.
I watched the play through digital theatre's website. Gut wrenching in parts and intensely moving. Richard Armitage is such a talented actor and deserves better roles than he seems to get. His voice is powerful and his presence on the stage or in front of the camera is magnetic. Other performances and direction by Farber were stellar as well. I also enjoyed his extended interview that Digital Theatre makes available on their website.
Just a sidenote: I had a difficult time with the download and player that the site makes you use. I am no luddite, but couldn't get the video to play on my smart HD TV. I ended up streaming it. Digital theatre should release this on DVD.