During 2019

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  The Ride Down Mt. Morgan 23 Dec. in a translation by Manijeh Mohamedi, performed by the acting group Peyvand, in Qashqai Hall of the City Theater Complex, Tehran, Iran. Directed by Manijeh Mohamedi, with Mohammad Eskandari, Mahvash Afsharpanah, Farnaz Rahnama, Mohammad Naderi, Ailar Noshahri and Nastaran Baqerzadeh. Check the website for information.

• All My Sons 5-14 Dec. by Brainerd Community Theatre in Chalberg Theatre at Central Lakes College, 501 W College Drive, Brainerd, MN. Directed by Patrick Spradlin, with M.S. Bernard, Alex Erickson, Rebecca Timmins, Karla Johnson, Travis Chaput, Kevin Yeager, Abi Kiehlbauch, Mike Paulus, Andrea Anderson, and Rowan King. Set design by Tim Leagjeld. Call 218-855-8199 or check the website for more details.
  
• All My Sons 6-15 Dec. by Cerritos College Theatre Department, in BC31 Studio Theatre, Cerritos College, 11110 Alondra Blvd., Norwalk, CA. Directed by Brandt Reiter, with Israel Mata, Angelica Montoya, David Hodso, and Sofia Moreno. Call 562 467 5058 or check the website.
  
• The Crucible 12-14 Dec. by Canadian College of Performing Arts in Performance Hall, 1701 Elgin Rd., Victoria, BC, Canada. Directed by Caleb Marshall, with Nathaniel Exley and Emily Anne Pugsley. Call 250-595-9970 or check the website.

  

• The Crucible 6 Nov.-29 Dec. by Bedlam in association with Nora Theatre Company, in the Connelly Theater, 220 E 4^th Street, New York, NY. Directed by Eric Tucker, with Shirine Babb, Rajesh Bose, Truett Felt, Caroline Grogan, Paul Lazar, Susannah Millonzi, Arash Mokhtar, Ryan Quinn, Randolph Curtis Rand, Zuzanna Szadkowski, Shaun Taylor-Corbett, John Terry and Eric Tucker. Set design by John McDermott. Call 1-833-4BEDLAM, or check the website.
• The Price 8 Nov.-1 Dec. by United Players of Vancouver, Jericho Arts Centre, 1675 Discovery Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Directed by Adam Henderson. Call (604) 224-8007 ext. 2 or check the website.

• The Crucible 14-16 Nov. by Asylum Players, in The Blue Room, The Lawn, Union Road, Lincoln, UK. Directed by Stephen Gillard. Call 01522 837 600 or check the website.
• Jo Chaley to Jaan Se Guzar Gaey 21-22 Nov (Urdu adaptation of All My Sons) directed by Faizan Chawla will be presented at The National Academy of Performing Arts’ (Napa) Young Directors’ Theatre Festival, in Napa Repertory Theatre, Karachi, Pakistan.

  

• The Crucible 20-23 Nov. by Rose on a Rail Theatre Company in the Michael Pilch Studio, Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK. Directed by Cesca Echlin, with Alex Marks, Maddy Page, Abby McCann, and Gavin Fleming. Check their Facebook page for more information, or this site for tickets.
• The Crucible 15-16 Nov. by Ocean County Vocational Technical School Performing Arts Academy on the Main Stage of the Jay and Linda Grunin Center for the Arts, on the main campus of Ocean County College, College Drive, Toms River, NJ. Call 732-255-0500 or check the website.
  
• The Crucible 8-17 Nov. by College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University, in the Arthur Storch Theater in the Syracuse Stage/SU Drama Complex, 820 E. Genesee St. Syracuse, NY. Directed by Gerardine Clark, with Jack Fortin, Madeleine Ince, Catie Kobland, Justin Slepicoff, Jacob Rosen, Elizabeth O’Malley, Zach Pearson, Ian Sores and Melaine Johnson. Set design by Maria E. Marrero. Call 315-443-3275 or check the website.
• The Crucible 14-16 Nov. by Islesburgh Drama Group at the Garrison Theatre, Lerwick, Shetland, UK. Directed by Stephenie Pagulayan, with Cameron Mackenzie, Morag Mouat, Donna-Marie Leask, Bob Skinley, Kevin Briggs, Mandy Phillips, and Charity Johnson. Set Design by David Grieve. Call 01595745500 or check the website.
  
• I Can’t Remember Anything, 14-16 Nov. by Theatre Algoma in a double with and You Will Remember Me, by François Archambault and Bobby Theodore, entitled: Remember Me, as a fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Society in the Shingwauk Auditorium at Algoma University, 1520 Queen Street East, Sault Ste. Marie, ON, Canada. Tickets are available at the George Leach Centre, the Alzheimer’s Society, and the Station Mall Box Office. Check the website for more information.
  
• A View from the Bridge 13-16 Nov. by SUNY Corning Community College at the Schuyler Ampitheater on SUNY CCC campus, Corning, NY. Directed by Mary Guzzy. Call 607- 962- 9448 for ticket reservations.
  
• The Crucible 1-10 Nov. by Wake Theater University, on The Tedford Stage, Scales Fine Arts Center, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC. Directed by Sharon Andrews. Call 336- 758-5295 or check the website

  

• Death of a Salesman 24 October to 4 January 2020 the Young Vic production directed by Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell will transfer to the West End to open at the Piccadilly Theatre, with Wendell Pierce and Sharon D. Clarke reprising their leads, alongside Trevor Cooper, Ian Bonar, Joseph Mydell, Matthew Seadon-Young, Nenda Neurer, and Femi Tomowo as Willy Loman’s father and musician. New cast members include Sope Dirisu, Natey Jones, Victoria Hamilton-Barritt, and Carole Stennett. Tickets for the transfer went on sale on Thursday June 13, with 200 tickets available at £15 for each performance. Call 0844 871 7630 or check this website for tickets.
  
• The Crucible 25 Oct. -3 Nov. by Susquehanna Stage Company, 133 W Market Street Marietta, PA. Directed by Kevin Ditzler, with Tom Sharpes, Madeline Ruth Pickens, Rachel Snyder, Duane Hespell, Jordan Ross Weinhold, Jack Hartman, Jim Johnson, Lydia Alkinburgh, Ashley Gage, Shekinah Qalo, Grayson Marz, and Isabella Astuto. Call 717-426-1277 or check the website.
  
• All My Sons 14 Sept.-19 Nov. by Pacific Resident Theatre, 703 Venice Blvd., Venice, CA. Directed by Elina de Santos, with Amy-Helene Carlson, Terry Davis, Enzo De Angelis, Richard Fancy, Rick Garrison, Tania Getty, Jason Huber, Scott Jackson, Jennifer Pollono, and Marc Valera. Call (310) 822-8392 or check the website.
• Death of a Salesman 25 Oct.-3 Nov. by Abilene Community Theatre, 809 Barrow St, Abilene, TX. Directed by Jenni Harbour, with Gary Varner, Pam Peraza, Cody Baker, Travis Eason, Austin Owens, Scot Miller, Tracy Brown, Adam Singleton, Amy Watterman, Paul Mathis, Sarah Gonzales, Easton Kandt, and Mike Stephens. Call (325) 673-6271or check the website.
• The Crucible 25 Oct. -3 Nov. by Kingsport Theatre Guild, in the Kingsport Renaissance Center, 1200 East Center Street, Kingsport, TN. Directed by Renee Hickman. Call 423 392 8427 or check the website.

• The Crucible 26-30 Oct. by The Kodiak Arts Council in Gerald C. Wilson Auditorium, 722 Mill Bay Road, Kodiak, AK. Directed by Jared Griffin. Call 907 486 5291 or check the website.
• The Crucible 17-27 Oct. by The Royal Players, at Royal Theatre, 111 S. Market St., Benton, AR. Directed by Hillary Bell, with Wesley Earles, Jaketa McClure, Adelyn Eiler, Jeremy Clay, Kenzi Brenton, Tony clay and Ron Biancardi. Stage design by Elizabeth Ray. Call 501-315-5483 or check their Facebook page, or this website for tickets.
  
• A View from the Bridge 11-27 Oct. by Fuse Theatre Ensemble in a site-specific production at The Warehouse in Northwest Marine Art Works, 2516 NW 29th Ave., Portland, OR. Directed by Sara Fay Goldman and Rusty Tennant, with Ernie Lijoi, Jaquelle Davis, Adriana Gantzer, Nikolas Hobak, Eric Vialeand Michael J. Teufel. Set design by Rusty Tennant. Call (214) 504-6350 or check their Facebook page for more information.
  

• The Crucible 11 Oct.-2 Nov. by Carrollwood Players, 4333 Gunn Highway, Tampa, FL.Directed by Madison Claire Rice. Call (813) 265-4000 or check the website.
  
• The Crucible 11-27 Oct. by TheaterWorks in the Gyder Theatre, Peoria Center for the Performing Arts, 10580 N. 83^rd Drive, Peoria, AZ. Directed by Chris Hamby, with Phillip Herrington, Amy Garland, Clara Bentz, Tim McCandless, Christine Ward, Angel Lopez, and Matthew Cary. Set design by Ashley Gennaro. Call 623 815 7930 or check the website.

• The Crucible 3-26 Oct. by Wolfbane Productions, at WolfPAC Performing Arts Center, presented by firelight deep in the woods of Wolfbane’s outdoor venue, the Wolf PAC, 618 Country Club Road, Appomattox VA. Directed by Dustin Williams with Jack Fellows, Kirstin Wolf, Sophie Moshofsky, Hubbard Farr, Sabina Petra, John Gunnoe, Karl Lindevaldsen, Bev Owens, Laura Mason Howard, and Elle Evans. Set design by Morgan Smith. Call 434-579-3542 or check the website.
  

   

• The Crucible 24-25 October by Theatre Royal Wakefield’s young company In On The Act, in their Matcham Auditorium, Drury Lane, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, UK. Directed by Tina Shuker-Abell, with Thomas Windle, Katie Greensmith, Charlotte Parker, Rachael Cottam, Edward Lindley, Mathew Tweedle, Gareth Forest, and Jamie Brookes. Set design by Craig Lomas. Post-show discussion on Oct. 24^th. Call 01924 211 311 or check the website.
• The Crucible 10-13 Oct. by Chillicothe Civic Theatre, 83 S Walnut St., Chillicothe, OH. Directed by Sue Osborn. Call 855-723-3768 or check the website.

• Enemy of the People 11-19 Oct. by Ashland University Theatre in Hugo Young Theatre, Ashland University, 401 College Avenue, Ashland, OH. Directed by Teresa Durbin-Ames, with Will Taylor, Mia Kardotzke, Tia Shanklin, Emily Schordock, Ashli Lucio, Luke Martin, and Ethan Tingler. Set design by Daniel Hobbs. Call 419 289 5125 or check the website.

• A View from the Bridge 15-26 Oct. at Royal & Derngate, 19-21 Guildhall Rd, Northampton, UK; in a York Theatre Royal and Royal & Derngate Northampton co-production. Directed by Juliet Forster, with Nick Karimi, Laura Pyper, Lili Millerand, Pedro Leandro, Reuben Johnson, and Robert Pickavance, as well as a local community ensemble. Call 01604 624811 or check the website.
  
• A View from the Bridge 20 Sept.-12 Oct. at York’s Theatre Royal, St. Leonard’s Place, York, UK; in a York Theatre Royal and Royal & Derngate Northampton co-production. Directed by Juliet Forster, with Nick Karimi, Laura Pyper, Lili Millerand, Pedro Leandro, Reuben Johnson, and Robert Pickavance, as well as a local community ensemble. Call 01904 623568 or check the website.

• The Crucible 10-26 Oct. by Haddonfield Players, 957 East Atlantic Ave., Haddonfield, NJ. Call 856 429 8139 or check the website.
• An Enemy of the People 11-20 Oct. by Strongville Community Theatre, Strongsville High School, Door D, 20025 Lunn Rd., Strongville, OH. Call 440 879 8817 or check the website.

  

• The Crucible 17-19 Oct. by Picketwire Center for Performing and Visual Arts, 802 San Juan Ave, La Junta, CO. Directed by Heather Pidcock-Reed, with Stephen Mathews, Angel Leija, Cael DuBois. Set design by Crystal Cuckow and Anna Matecjek. Call (719) 384-8320 or check the website.
  
• A View From The Bridge 16-19 Oct. by Fourblokes Theatre in The 400 Hall Theatre at Repton School, Willington Road, Repton, Derbyshire, UK. With Toby Bradford, and Lisa Ambalavanar. Check the website for tickets and the Facebook page for more information (they have videos and background info on the play–worth checking out).
  
• The Crucible 18-20 Oct. by Orrville Community Theatre, 307 Hostetler Rd, Orrville, OH. Directed by Joshua Rowe. Call 330 439 2051 or check their website or their Facebook page.
  
• Death of a Salesman by 18 Oct. -3 Nov. by Somerset Valley Players (SVP) Theatre, 689 Amwell Road (Rte 514), Hillsborough, NJ. Directed by Diane L. Parker, with Di Shawn J. Gandy. Set design by Harriet Trainor. Call (908) 369-7469 or check the website.
• The American Clock 11-13 Oct. by Cypress College Theatre, Campus Theatre, 9200 Valley View Street, Cypress, CA. Directed by JL McMillin-Brick. Call (714) 484-7200 or check the website.
  
• The Crucible 10-13 Oct. by Palm Canyon Theatre, 538 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA. Directed by William Layne, with Sean Timothy Brown, Phylica Mason, Kaiya Treash, Frank Catale, Mark Almy, Luke Rainey, Kaia Greer, Gracie Van Dijk, Ava Tethal, Natalia Fernandez and Makaila Smith. Set design by J. W. Layne. Call (760) 323-5123 or check the website.
  
• The Crucible 24-26 Oct. by Muse Productions at Hope Cafe, Shannon, Ireland. Directed by Clare McNelis, with Gary Keane, Feidhlim Hillary, Martin McNelis, Noel Murphy, Cliodhna McNelis, Eoin Sheedy, Edel McFadden, Julita Fox, Olivia Parkinson, Dara O’Callaghan. Call 087-454-3160 or check their Facebook page for more information.

  

• All My Sons 9-12 Oct. by The Guild of Players at Theatre Royal in 66-88 Shakespeare Street, Dumfries, Scotland, UK. Directed by Alan Ritson. Call 01387 254209 or check the website.
• The Crucible 24-26 Oct. by Neston Players, in Harrison Hall, Harrison Drive, Wallasey, Cheshire, UK. Directed by Cheryl Barker. Call 07890 439233 or check this website for tickets.
• A View from the Bridge 7-8 Oct. by Stirling University Drama Society (SUDS) in the Macrobert Theatre, University of Stirling, Stirling, Scotland. Directed by Rachel Clinton, with Django Marsh, Rachael Campbell, Claudia Edwards, Rowan Rennie, Jack Williamson, Franco Nazareno.

  

• The Crucible 4-6 Oct. by Vero Beach Theatre Guild, 2020 San Juan Avenue, Vero Beach, FL. Staged reading as the first in a three-part homage to Miller. Call 772-562-8300 or check the website for more information.
• An Enemy of the People 3-6 Oct. by Marjorie Lyons Playhouse, Centenary College of Louisiana, 2911 Centenary Boulevard, Shreveport, LA. Directed by Logan Sledge, with P.J. Souther, Charlie Roppolo. Check the website for more information.
• The Crucible 2-5 Oct. by Northeast Drama Playhouse, NFAB 1205, Northeast Campus, Tarrant County College, Forth Worth, TX. Directed by Stephen Thomas, with Garrett Brannan and Tyler Tapia. Call 817-515-6687 or check the website.
• The Crucible (Häxjakten) 14 Sept.—28 Nov. at Elverket, Linnégatan 69, Stockholm, Sweden, in a joint effort between Kulturhuset Stadsteatern and Dramaten. Translation by Britt G Hallqvist. Directed by Alexander Mørk-Eidem, with Emma Broomé, Niklas Falk, Gerhard Hoberstorfer, Johan Holmberg, Andreas Kundler, Karin Franz Körlof, Per Mattsson, Natalie Minnevik, Shebly Niavarani, Henrik Norlén, Ellen Nyman, Matilda Ragnerstam, Juan Rodríguez, Shanti Roney, Eric Stern, Kirsti Stubø and Susan Taslimi. Set design by Erlend Mirkeland. Call 08-506 20 200 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 27 Sept.-13 Oct. by Hart Theatre, 250 Pigeon St. in Waynesville, NC. Directed by Isaac Klein with Dwight Chiles, Anna Denson, Tom Dewees, Madison Garris, Zacary Landolt, Allen T. Law, Samantha LeBrocq, Art Moore, Hanni Muerdter, Becky Stone, Mandy Wildman, and Henry Williamson. Call (828) 456-6322 or check the website.
  
• The Crucible 20 Sept.-6 Oct. by Laboratory Players of Florida, Historic KIWANIS Hall, 1634 Woodford Ave, Fort Myers, FL. Directed by Annette Trossbach, with Paul Gaffy. Call 218-0481 or check the website.

• The Crucible 20 Sept.-6 Oct. by Port Tobacco Players, 508 Charles Street, La Plata, MD. Directed by Brian Donohue, with Christopher Flemming, Randy Tusing, Kate Taylor, Heather Wetherald, Matt Jones, Larry Daniele, Ada Donohue, Zeke Johnson and Shemika Berry. Call 301 932 6819 or check the website.

• The Crucible 20 Sept.-6 Oct. by Fine Arts Association, 38660 Mentor Ave, Willoughby, OH. Directed by Ann Hedger. Call 440 951 7500 or check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 20 Sept. -13 Oct. by Warehouse Theatre, 37 Augusta Street, Greenville, SC. Directed by Jayce T. Tromsness, with Jason D. Johnson, Jennifer Webb, Anne Kelly Tromsnes, Lena Bledsoe, Matt Reece, Bella Lawrence, Jay Oney, Zach Stolz, David Turner, Amy Dunlap, David Bean, Dave LaPage, Brock Koonce, Alexandra Greenlee, Anna Knobel, Benjamin Otto Sunderman, Isabella Gardner, and Jamaica Brewster. Set design by Charley Calvert. Call 864 235 6948 or check the website.

• The Crucible 20 Sept.-6 Oct. by Theatre Baton Rouge, 7155 Florida Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA. Directed by George Judy, with Kenneth Mayfield, Jenny Ballard, Caroline Fedducia. Call (225) 924-6496 or check the website.

• The Crucible 12 Sept.-12 Oct. by the Nora Theatre Company in association with Bedlam, at Central Square Theater, 450 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA. Directed by Eric Tucker, with Shirine Babb, Rajesh Bose, Truett Felt, Caroline Grogan, Paul Lazar, Susannah Millonzi, Arash Mokhtar, Ryan Quinn, Randolph Curtis Rand, Zuzanna Szadkowski, Shaun Taylor-Corbett, John Terry and Eric Tucker. Set design by John McDermott. Call (617) 576 9278 or check the website.

• The Price 12 Sept-12 Oct. by Utah Shakespeare Festival, in Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre, 195 W Center Street, Cedar City, Utah. Directed by Kathleen F. Conlin, with John G. Preston, Jacqueline Antaramian, Armin Shimerman and Andrew May. Set design by Tim Brown. Call 800-PLAYTIX (752-9849) or 435-586-7878 or check the website.

• A View from The Bridge 12-29 Sept.(extended to 6 Oct.) by Brave New World Repertory Theatre (BNW) at The Waterfront Museum moored in Red Hook, 290 Conover St, Brooklyn, NY. A return engagement of their acclaimed 2018 production. Directed by Alex Dmitriev, with Richard O’Brien, Claire Beckman, Maggie Horan, Kordell Prichard, Jacob Dabby, and Joe Gioco. Check the website for more information.

• The Crucible 27 Sept-6 Oct. by Reinhardt University Theatre in the University Theatre in Falany Performing Arts Center, 7300 Reinhardt Circle Waleska, GA. Directed by Morgan Brooks, with Jonathan Bynoe. Set design by Claire McCandlish. Call 770-720-9167 or check the website for tickets.
• An Enemy of the People 27-29 Sept. at Belknap Mill, 25 Beacon St E # 1, Laconia, NH. A play reading directed by Bryan and Johanna Halperin, with Doug Wert, Tamara McGonagle, David Bownes, Jim Rogato, John Piquado, Dorothy Piquado, Dan Adams, Jim Gocha, Katrina Chamberlain, and David Bleiler. Both performances will be followed by talkbacks with the audience. Call (603) 524-8813 or check their website.
• All My Sons 5-22 Sept. by Arctic Playhouse, 117 Washington St, West Warwick, RI. Directed by Tony Annicone, with Ron Martin, Lynda DiStefano, Christopher Ferreira, Carolyn Coughin, and Michael Pugliese. . Call (401) 573-3443 or check the website.
  

• Broken Glass 9-12 Sept. as part of Kypria International Festival, on 9 Sept. in Pattihio Theatre, Limassol, Cyprus, and 10 and 12 Sept. in THOC Theatre in Nicosia, Cyprus. Adapted to Greek by Aspa Kalliani. Call 7777-2212 or check the festival homepage.
  
• All My Sons 5-14 Sept. by Upstart Crow Theatre Company, in the Carsen Theatre, Dairy Arts Center, 2590 Walnut St., Boulder, CO. Call 303-444-7328 or check the website.
• The Crucible 5-15 Sept. by SALT Performing Arts, 645 Art School Road, Chester Springs, PA. Directed by Seth Reich, with Anthony Marsala, Dani Joy Foley, Emma Apple, Rebecca Futty (as Hale), Taylor Morgan, Lenny Grossman, and Steve Reazor. Set design by David Craig. Check the website for more information.
• The Crucible 1 Aug-25 Oct. (opening 16 Aug.) in repertory at Stratford Festival, in Avon Theatre, 55 Queen Street, Stratford, ON, Canada. Directed by Jonathan Goad, with Tim Campbell, Katelyn McCulloch, Shannon Taylor, Scott Wentworth, Rylan Wilkie, and Wayne Best. Set design by Michael Gianfrancesco. Call 1 800 567 1600 or check the website.

• • All My Sons 8-24 Aug. by Playcrafters of Skippack, 2011 Store Rd, Skippack, PA. Directed by Arnie Finkel, with John Pinto, Michele Loor Nicolay, Eric Rupp, Emily Addis, Ryan Kirchner, John Slibaugh, Deb Marotta, David Richman, Lauren Kirchner, and John Brocagh Lynn. Call 610 584 4005 or check the website.
  • All My Sons 9-10 Aug. by Smokestack Theatre Group at Community High School, 100 Community Crossing, Unionville, TN. With Blake Sabin and Alyssa Amos. Call (931) 212-7867 or check their Facebook page.
  • The Crucible (Ballet) 3-5 Aug. choreographed by Helen Pickett for the Scottish Ballet at the Edinburgh Playhouse, 18–22 Greenside Place, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. Music by Peter Salem. Check here for tickets and more information.

• A View From the Bridge 12 July-3 August by State Theatre Company South Australia, at Dunstan Playhouse in the Drama Centre at the Adelaide Festival Centre, 73-78 North Terrace, Adelaide, SA 5000, Australia. Directed by Kate Champion, with Brett Archer, Bill Allert, Elena Carapetis, Antoine Jelk, Chris Asimos, Dale March, Mark Saturno and Maiah Stewardson. Set design by Victoria Marsh. Note this is a female director who will be trying to address some of the play’s patriarchal overtones. Call +61 8 8415 5333 or check the website.

• Death of a Salesman 16-18 Aug. by Rangeley Friends of the Arts Community Theatre, in RFA Lakeside Theater, 2493 Main Street, Rangeley, ME. Directed by Tim Straub and Carolyn Smith with Chris Farmer, Mary Boothby Brown, Sam Meehan, Owen Sinclair, Tina Falasco, Les Hoekstra, Ariel Clinch, Mike Sherrod and Ben Andrews. Set design by Janice Adler. Call 207-864-5000 or check the website for more details.

• A View From The Bridge 18 July—24 Aug. by Ensemble Theatre, 78 McDougall Street, Kirribilli, NSW, Australia. Directed by Iain Sinclair, with Anthony Gooley, Giles Gartrell-Mills, David Lynch, David Soncin, Zoe Terakes, and Janine Watson. Set design by Jonathan Hindmarsh. Call (02) 9929 0644 or check the website. This offers another chance to view this excellent production which originated at the Old Fitz Theatre.

• The Crucible 20 June-27 Sept. (in Rep) at Pitlochry Festival Theatre (PFT), Port Na Craig, Pitlochry, Scotland, UK. Directed by Elizabeth Newman, with Harry Long, Claire Dargo, Fiona Wood, Ali Watt, Marc Small, Deidre Davis (as Danforth), Alicia McKenzie, and Alexander Bean. Set design by Adrian Rees. Call 01796 484 626 or check the website.
  

• Death of a Salesman 21 June-4 August–first extended to 25th Aug. (and added Thursday nights), then extended AGAIN to 15th Sept. by Ruskin Group Theatre, 3000 Airport Ave., Santa Monica, CA. Directed by Mike Reilly, with Rob Morrow, Lee Garlington, Jack Merrill, Robert Adamson, Donovan Patton, Dylan Rourke, Darin Hickok, Lucas Alifano, Kerry Knuppe, Emily Anna Bell, and Sara Young Chandler. Scenic design by Stephanie Kerley Schwartz. Call (310) 397-3244 or check the website.

• The Crucible 26-28 July by Regular Theatre at Gorman Heritage Farm10052 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH. Directed by Hannah Sgambellone. Check the website for more information.
• The Crucible 2-11 Aug. by Shadblow Theatre at Jenison Center for the Arts, 8375 20^th Ave., Jenison, MI. Directed by Jesse Aukeman. Call 616 667 3602 or check their Facebook page for more information.
  • Death of a Salesman 1-4 Aug. by WV Collective at The Raleigh Playhouse and Theatre, 403 Neville Street, Beckley, WV. Call (304) 763-7059 or check the website.
    

• The Crucible 26 July-4 Aug. by Phoenix Theatre at The Storefront Theater, 117 Broad Street, Thomasville, GA. Directed by Erin Grubbs, with Caleb Goodman, Bill Bass, Alex Bass, Brianna Beach, Marshall Singletary, Hananel Jackson, Emmy Tancsics (another female Danforth), Peyton Hodges, Carol Kelly, Donna Mavity, Maggie Flowers, David Kennedy, Joseph Edwards, Raven Edwards, Chae’lla Coles, Alyssa Serine, Autumn Clarke, and Tiffany Evitts. Call 229-977-2151 or check the website.
  
• Death of a Salesman 26 July with the Chandigarh Sangeet Natak Akademi at Tagore Theatre, Sector 18 B, (On Market Road), Chandigarh, India. Directed by Zubin Mehta. Free performance. Call 0172 272 4278 for more information.
• The Crucible 19-20 July by Mayo Youth Theatre at Ballina Arts Centre, Barrett Street, Carrowcushlan West, Ballina, Mayo, Ireland. Directed by Ronan Colhoun. Call 096 73593 or check the website.
• All My Sons 19-28 July by Citrus Summer Theatre in the Haugh Performing Arts Center, Citrus College, 1000 W. Foothill Blvd., Glandora, CA. Directed by Neil Weiss, with Cherie Brown. Call (626) 963-9411, or check the website.

• A View from the Bridge 11-14 July by Studio 1, in Sara McMillan Brown Theatre, Holly Hill Mall and Business Center, 309 Huffman Mill Rd., Burlington., NC. Directed by Tami Kress, with Parry Wilvers, Carol Taylor, Hailey Korzekwinski, Jack Nauman, Chase Wilson, and Craig Pearman. Call 336-534-0321 or check the website.

• • Death of a Salesman 1 May previews, opens 9 May-29 June (now extended to 13 July) by the Young Vic, 66 The Cut, London, UK. Directed by Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell, with Wendell Pierce, Sharon D. Clarke, Arinze Kene, Martins Imhangbe, Ian Bonar, Trevor Cooper, Joseph Mydell, Matthew Seadon-Young, Nenda Neurer, Jennifer Saayeng, and Maggie Service. Stage design by Design by Anna Fleischle. Lomans played as an all-black family. Call 0207 922 2922 or check the website.

• Salesman’er Shongshar 9 July in Nilima Ibrahim Hall of Bangladesh Mohila Somity Mancha at Baily Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Starring Anjan Dutt, with Sudipa Basu, Suprobhat, Suhotra Mukhopadhyay, Anirban Chakrabarti and Barna Banerjee. This is an adaptation of Death of a Salesman. Tickets can be purchased through the Facebook page of Chhapa Khanar Bhoot and Bar-Bee BD.

• The Crucible 21 June-6 July by Campbelltown Theatre Group, in Campbelltown Town Hall Theatre, 297 Queen St, Campbelltown NSW, Australia. Directed by Brendan Raymond, with John Michael Burdon, Jo Johnson, Victoria Bullard, Paul Mckenzie, Shayla Maree, Trevor Burdon, Peter David Allison, Michael Graue, and Cassandra Newman. Set design by Angela Cascarino. Call 0426 285 287 or check the website.
• Death of a Salesman 21-30 June by Henderson Civic Theatre, 122 E Main St, Henderson, TX. Directed by Kaycee Fitzgerald. Call (903) 657-2968 or check the website.
• The Crucible 21-30 June by Mid-Ohio Valley Players, 229 Putnam St, Marietta, OH. Directed by Mark Neyman and John McHale, with Ike Eastwood, Erin O’Neill, Amber Smrek, Becca Buck, Tim Tuten, George Gaston, Kevin Knapp, Steve Casto, and Beth Lane. Call (740) 374-9434 or check the website.

• The Crucible 31 May-30 June by Vagabond Players, Inc. 806 S Broadway, Baltimore, MD. Directed by Stephen M. Deininger, with David Shoemaker, Ryan Gunning, Emilie Zelle Holmstock, Christian Smith, Stuart Kazanow, and Samantha McEwen Deininger. Call (410) 563-9135 or check the website.
• All My Sons preview 4 April, opens 22 April and runs now to 30 June (extended by a week) by Roundabout Theatre, in American Airlines Theatre, 227 West 42nd Street, New York, NY. Directed by Jack O’Brien (who has replaced Gregory Mosher who left over a casting disagreement; he had wanted to have both the Deevers played by African American actors), with Annette Bening, Tracy Letts, Benjamin Walker, Francesca Carpanini, Hampton Fluker, Michael Hayden, Jenni Barber, Nehal Joshi, and Chinasa Ogbuagu. Set design by Douglas W. Schmidt. Call 212.719.1300 or check the website.

• Death of a Salesman 29 June by Shakespeare Orange County and Hangul Theatre Cooperative in a Korean-language version, with English subtitles, in Phillips Hall Theatre, 1530 W. 17th St., Santa Ana, CA, at 8 p.m. Directed by John Walcutt, with David Kim, Nayun Kang, Chris Cho, and Daniel Kim. Check website for more details.
• The Hook 22-23 June [both evening performances are sold out, but a matinee has been added on the Sunday) only as a two-site-specific developmental staged reading (a full production is planned for 2020) by Brave New World Repertory Theatre (BNW) on the pier, gangways and barge of The Waterfront Museum moored in Red Hook, 290 Conover St, Brooklyn, NY. Adapted by Ron Hutchinson from Miller’s unproduced screenplay and directed by Claire Beckman, with Michael Hahalyak, Erin Treadway, John Edmond Morgan, Miles Purinton, Ian White, Rachael Houser, and Zhanah Wyche. Set design by Emely Zepeda. This will be the kick-off for BNW’s Arthur Miller Red Hook Festival 2019, which also features a return engagement of their acclaimed 2018 production of A View from The Bridge in September onboard the Waterfront Museum. The performances of The Hook will begin in front of 100-year-old Lehigh Valley No. 79 railroad barge, with the audience gathered on the pier, the way longshoremen waited to for work selection at the ‘Shape Up’. After this dramatic prologue, the actors will lead the audience onto the barge. Check here for tickets, and the website for more information.

• The Crucible 31 May-15 June by Dover Little Theatre, 69 Elliott Street, Dover, NJ. Directed by Christopher Stokes. Call 973-328-9202 or check the website.

• Enemy of the People 7-9 June by First Parish Players, 50 School Street, Bridgewater, MA. Check the website for more information.
• Death of a Salesman 6-8 June by Knockout Theatre, at the West End Studio Theatre, Oakville, Ontario, Canada. Directed by Tyler Collins. Check Facebook page for more details.
• The Crucible 31 May-8 June by Newton Community Theatre, 1701 South 8th Ave. East, Newton, IA. Directed by Zach Bey and Jeff Carter. Call 641-792-1230 or check the website.

• A View from the Bridge 5-8 June by Practically Peter Productions at Michael Pilch Studio, in Jowett Walk graduate centre, Balliol College, Oxford, UK. Directed by Joe Woodman and Joel Stanley, with Caleb Barron, Martha Berkmann, Philomena Wills, Joe Stanton, Alexander Marks, and James Akka. Check here for tickets, or here for their Facebook page.
• All My Sons 15 April-8 June at the Old Vic, The Cut, Lambeth, London, UK (co-produced by Headlong). Directed by Jeremy Herrin, with Bill Pullman, Sally Field, Colin Morgan, Jenna Coleman, Bessie Carter, Oliver Johnstone, Kayla Meikle, and Sule Rimi (the Baylisses are played by black actors). Set design and costumes by Max Jones. Call 0844 871 7628 or check the website for updates. This production will be streamed live to cinemas around the world on 14 May as part of the NTLive program.

• All My Sons 4 April-1 June by Purple Rose Theatre, 137 Park Street, Chelsea, MI. Directed by Guy Sanville, with Richard McWilliams, Michelle Mountain, Ryan Black, Caitlin Cavannaugh, David Bendena, Tom Whalen, Susan Craves, Rusty Mewha, and Lauren Knox. Set design by Sarah Pearline. Call 734-433-7673 or check the website.

• All My Sons 24-26 May at at the Mariposa County Park Amphitheatre (4889 County Park Road, Mariposa, CA), and 31 May in El Portal Community Hall (5512 Foresta Road, El Portal, CA), and 1 June the Coulterville Park (10313 Park Lane, Coulterville, CA), by Mariposa Theatre Alliance, 5009 Highway 140, Mariposa, CA. Directed by Fred Friedland, with Billy Brown, Tina Dearing, Ira Jones, Audrey Davis, Jacob Garcia, and Harve Dearing. Set Design by Carol Dewey. Call (209) 966-3155 or check the website.

  

• A View from The Bridge 9-26 May by Marietta’s New Theatre In The Square, 11 Whitlock Ave NW, Marietta, GA. Directed by Prodan Dimov, with Kyle Crew, Alli Noto, Gabrielle Stephenson, Michael Maglio, Kevin Lombard, and Steve Pryor. Call 770-426-4800 or check the website.

• Death of a Salesman 22-24 May by Thief River Fall Area Community Theatre (TRFACT), 1101 Highway One East, Thief River Falls, MN. Check the website or their Facebook page for more information.
• The Price 8-26 May by International City Theatre in the Beverly O’Neill Theatre at the Long Beach Performing Arts Center, 330 E. Seaside Way, Long Beach, CA. Directed by John Henry Davis, with Tony Abatemarco, David Nevell, Bo Foxworth, and Elyse Mirto. Call (562) 436-4610 or check the website. Click on this link ThePrice_Groups2019 for a flyer that will give you their group rates.

• Death of a Salesman 10-25 May by The Forst Inn Stage, at The Forst Inn Arts Collective, E2910 E County Rd BB, Tisch Mills, WI. Directed by Michael Sheeks. Jeremy Pelegrin, Vicki Svacina, Thomas Moore, Ian Wisneski, Corey Mcelroy, Daniel Sallinen, Glen Sellen, and Kevin James Sievert. Set design by Tessa Komorowski.Call (920) 310-7228 or check the website.

• The Crucible 10-19 May by First Stage (a youth theatre group of advanced teens) at Milwaukee Youth Arts Center, 325 W. Walnut St. Milwaukee, WI. Call (414) 267-2961 or check the website.

• The Crucible 2-18 May by Hunger Theatre, at Access Theater Gallery, 380 Broadway, 4th Floor, New York, NY. Directed by Allison Wick, in which she will also perform as Abigail, along with Brian Vestal, Samantha Wendorf, Joseph Cordaro, Madeline Adelle Phillips, Stan Buturla, Zuri Washington, Nancy Fox, Luke Wehner, Kelly McCready, and Jim Staudt. Check the website for more information.

• The Archbishop’s Ceiling 9-19 May by Regeneration Theatre at Urbanstages at 30^th Street, 259 W. 30^th Street, NY, NY. Directed by Barnaby Edwards, with Kristen Gehling, Levi Morger, Jon Spano, Michael Meth and Jessica Carollo. Set Design by Ryan Goff. This will be its New York City premier (as the play originally premiered in Washington D.C. and was never transferred). Check their website and tickets available through BrownPaperTickets.

• The Crucible 9-18 May by Kenai Performers, 601 Frontage Rd., Kenai, AK. Directed by Rebecca Gilman in the round, with Mark Burton, AnnMarie Rudstrom, Britney Storms, Jamie Nelson, Paul Morin, Ian McEwen, and Hannah Warren. Set design by Chris Cook. Call (907) 335-1800 or check the website.

• The Crucible 10-19 May, by Mt. Hood Community College Theatre (MHCC), at Mt. Hood Community Center, in the Studio Theatre, 26000 SE Stark St, Gresham, OR. Directed by Mace Archer, with Wyatt Fisher, Cathryn Kellett, and Sable Van Meter. Call 501 491 7154 or check the website.
• The Crucible 8-18 May at The Loft, Victoria Colonnade, Leamington Spa, UK. Co-directed by David Fletcher and Gordon Vallins, with Craig Shelton and Libby Morris. Original music composed by Jonathan Fletcher. Call 01926 830 680 or check the website.
  

• The Crucible 16-19 May by Scottdale Theatre in Geyer Performing Arts Center, 111 Pittsburgh Street, Scottdale, PA. Directed by Leigh Anne Jerz, with Will Herrington, Emily Hamilla, Caitlin Cherry, Rachel Carey, John Paul Ritchey, Justin Williams, William S. White, Craig Soich, and Monika Kramer. Call 724-887-0887 or check the website.

• The Crucible 26 April-18 May Brüka Stage, 99 N. Virginia Street, Reno, NV. Directed by Holly Natwora. Call 775 323 3221 or check the website.
• The Crucible 25 April-12-May by Rogue Theatre, 300 East University Boulevard, Suite 150, Tucson, AZ. Directed by Christopher Johnson, with Matt Bowdren, Holly Griffith, Bryn Booth, Ryan Parker Knox, Joseph McGrath, Leah Taylor, Kate Cannon, Erin Buckley, Florie Rush, Leah Taylor, Christopher Younggren, and David Greenwood. Music Direction and Original Composition by Jake Sorgen. Call 520 551-2053 or check the website.

• Intimate Constellations 2-12 May by DogStar Theater in Santa Barbara, CA, that involves a walking tour through SBCAST that stops for monologues and short plays in a variety of alternative spaces. Director and DogStar co-artistic director Nita Davanzo, with Matt Cooper, Justin Davanzo, Bill Egan, Vicki Finlayson, Hayden St Laurent, Van Riker, and Ivy Vahanian, who created this project to bring performance closer to the audience. The physical intimacy of these spaces offers audiences a more intense experience of the performer and the material. The pieces touch on identity, gender, class and status, and relationships. The one-acts, accompanied by assorted monologues from contemporary playwrights, include: Trifles, by Susan Glaspell; The Last Yankee, by Arthur Miller; and Something Unspoken by Tennessee Williams. Check the website for more information.
• The Crucible 3-12 May by Nicolet Players in Nicolet College Theatre, 5364 College Drive, Rhinelander, WI. Directed by Jim Nuttall, with Charles Lynch, Nicole Swanson, Liana Teter, Maya Paulson, Malina Lazzeroni, Serra Laubert, Emily Bodensteiner, Nathan Roberts II, Anna Schwartz, Cavan Kelly, Steve Richardson, Bill Roff, KC Hofer, Allison French, Nova Kane, Eileen Daniel, Max Shenandore, Dusty Sarazan, Tony Jones, Al Higgins and Jessica Roberts. Call 715-365-4646 or check the website.
• All My Sons 4 April-12 May by Wasatch Theatrical Ventures at the Lounge Theatre I, 6201 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA. Directed by Gary Lee Reed, with Mark Belnick, Francesca Casale, Jack Tynan, Alexis Boozer Sterling, Bill Doyle, Jessica Moreno, and James McAndrew. Call (323) 960-5570 or check the website.
  
  • • The Crucible 27 March-11 May (press night 2 April) by the Yard Theatre, Unit 2A, Queen’s Yard, White Post Lane, Hackney Wick, London (E9), UK. Directed by Jay Miller, with Caoilfhionn Dunne (female Proctor), Jacob James Beswick, Nina Cassells, Emma D’Arcy, Sophie Duval, Sorcha Groundsell, Jack Holden, Syrus Lowe, and Lucy Vandi. Set design by Cecile Tremolieres, sound by Josh Anio Griggs, lighting by Jess Bernberg and music by Jonah Brody. This is being advertised as a “gender-swap” female-led production, and John Proctor will be played by a female actor; this is their first production by a non-living playwright. Check the website (tickets are going fast), or call 020 3111 0570 for more information.

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    • All My Sons opens 7 May (in an adaptation) as part of Jos Repertory Theatre (JRT)’s, Festival of Theatre, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. Supported largely by the US Mission in Nigeria. Directed by Kalbang Afsa-Walshak. Call 234 803 700 0496, or 234 805 953 5215, or check the website for more information.
      

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    • The Crucible 2-5 May by Olean Theatre Workshop, Washington Street Theater, 702 Washington Street, Olean, NY, with a mostly female cast. The production caused a local stir as they cast an elderly white actress, Sandy Mulryan, as Tituba, when no person of color auditioned; some felt that the production should have simply been abandoned. The licensers were contacted and their response was that they should have first been asked for permission to do this, but since the production was completed there was nothing that could be done. Directed by Jake Riggs, with Maria Welka, Sarita Schwindler, Cait Butler, Aiden Heaney, Sadie Jay Edwards, Benjamin Hollamby, Rebecca Green, Sandy Mulryan, Emma Dwaileebe, Jazlynn Knapp, Willa Edwards, and Lily Schena. Call 716.373.SHOW or check the website for more information.
    • The Crucible 5 April-5 May by Camarillo Skyway Playhouse, 330 Skyway Drive, Camarillo, CA. Directed by Brian Robert Harris with Adam Womack, Sarah Boughton, Hayley Georgeanne Cariker, Ron Rezac, Matt Mallory, Bill Walthall, Jim Seerden, Scott Blanchard, Theresa Secor, Ashley Maimes, Sharyn Grose, Rosalee Calvillo, Ernest Calvillo, Maddie Boyd, Andy Brasted, Samantha Green, Benjamin Blonigan, Winter McLeod, Rita McCaffrey and Jim Diderrich. Set design by John Alejo. Call 805.388.5716 or check the website.

    

    • All My Sons 25 April-5 May by Miracosta College Theatre, 1 Barnard Drive, Oceanside, CA. Directed by Eric Bishop, with Greg Hall, Carol Naegele, Layth Haddad, Alexandra Emmenegger, Alex Tanner, Josef Emmenegger, and Erica Bogan. Set design by Zachary Elliott. Call 760 795 6815 or check the website.
    • A View from the Bridge, 25 April-5 May at The Players, 838 N. Tamiami Trail/U.S. 41, Sarasota, FL. Two Chairs Theatre Company, in conjunction with The Players, ran a poll between: Death Of A Salesman, A View from The Bridge, or All My Sons–for which to mount and View was chosen. Directed by Elliott Raines, with Lauren Ward, Rick Robertson. Call 941-365-2494 or check the website for more information.
    • The Crucible 26 April-4 May by True Repertory Theatre, Beal House, 222 Main St., Kingston, MA. Directed by Jason Slavick, with some interesting cross-gender casting: Andy Riel (Proctor), Sara McNulty (Abigail), Donald Sheehan (Hale and Mercy Lewis), Stasia O’Brien (John Willard and Rebecca Nurse), Julie Walker (Tituba and Mary Warren), Lisa Caron Driscoll (Parris), Chris Bailey Bradshaw (Danforth), Stephen Doherty, Ted Lillys, and Crista Dunn. The setting will be 2019. Call 781-242-2799 or check their FaceBook website.
      
    • The Price 5 Feb.-27 April, a transfer of the acclaimed Theatre Royal production in Bath from August 2018, at Wyndham’s Theatre, Charing Cross Road, West End, London, UK. Directed by Jonathan Church, with David Suchet, Brendan Coyle, Adrian Lukis, and Sara Stewart. Stage design by Simon Higlett. Call 0844 482 5151 or check the website.
      
    • The Crucible (Ward’s opera) 26-28 April by Opera Santa Barbara in the Lobero Theatre, 33 E Canon Perdido St., Santa Barbara, CA. Directed by Stephanie Havey, conducted by Kostis Protopapas, with Wayne Tigges, Audrey Babcock, Anya Matanovic, Corey Bix, Colin Ramsey, Jennifer Lindsay, and Robert Norman. Call 805-963-0761 or check the website for more information.
    • All My Sons 25-27 April by Thistle Theatre Company at the Beacon, in their Studio Theatre, Custom House Quay, Greenock, Inverclyde, Scotland. Call 01475 723723 or check the website, or the group’s FaceBook page.
    • The Crucible premiers 26 April by SNG Maribor (Slovene National Theatre), Slovenska ulica 27, 2000 Maribor, Slovenia. Directed by Janusz Kica, with Kristijan Ostanek, Davor Herga, Branko Jordan, Vladimir Vlaškalić, Miloš Battelino, Nejc Ropret, Aleš Valič k. g., Eva Kraš, Mateja Pucko, Ana Urbanc, Liza Marijina, Minca Lorenci, Lea Cok, Eva Stražar, Doroteja Nadrah, Vesna Kuzmić. Call +386 2 250 61 00 or check the website. Only date so far published.
    • Incident at Vichy 5-21 April by Brigit St. Brigit Theatre Company, Omaha, NE. Directed by Scott Kurz, with Vince Carlson, Scott Working, John Hatcher, David Mainelli, Jeremy Earl, Tom Lowe, Garett Garniss, David Sindelar, Isaac Reilly, Josh Ryan, Jackson Hatcher, Christopher Scott and Jack Zerbe. Apparently the director has made important cuts, combined characters and even developed relationships that don’t exist in the original! Six groups are collaborating with Brigit St. Brigit to present the play: Anti-Defamation League Plains States Region; the Institute for Holocaust Education; the Omaha Public Schools Foundation; the B Side of Benson Theatre; the Jewish Federation of Omaha; and the University of Nebraska at Omaha College of Communications, Fine Arts and Media. The play begins at the Jewish Community Center 333 S. 132nd St. 5-7 April, and will be at the B Side of Benson Theatre, 6058 Maple St. 11-3 and 19-20 April, and Omaha South High School, 4519 S. 24th St. on April 7, Omaha Benson High School, 5120 Maple St. on April 14, and closes at Omaha Burke High School, 12200 Burke St. on April 21.Call 402.502.4910 or check the website for more information.

    

    • Les Sorcières de Salem (The Crucible in French) 26 March-19 April by Theatre de la Ville in Espace Cardin, 1, Avenue Gabriel, Paris, France. Directed by Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota, with Serge Maggiani, Sarah Karbasnikoff, Elodie Bouchez, Philippe Demarle, Grace Seri, and Jauris Casanova. Call +33 (0)1 42 74 22 77 or check the website for more information.
    • Do Raha 14-18 April an Indian adaptation of All My Sons by Mikhael Kantroo and Varun Tewari. Directed by Inayatullah Kantroo, with Sanjay Gurbaxani, Mikhael Kantroo, Varun Tewari, Vijay Vikram Singh, Nvyata Malkani, Sankalp Joshi, Prakhar Toshniwal and Seema Sehgal. 14th April at Rangsharda Bandra and on 18th April at St. Andrew’s Bandra, Mumbai, India.
    • A View from the Bridge 9 March-18 April (opening 14 March) by Melbourne Theatre Company (MTC), in The Sumner, in Southbank Theatre, 140 Southbank Boulevard, Southbank, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Directed by Iain Sinclair, with Steve Bastoni, Daniela Farinacci, Marco Chiappi, Simon Maiden, Zoe Terakes, Damian Walshe-Howling, and Andrew Coshan. Set design by Christina Smith. Call 03 8688 0800 or check the website.
    • All My Sons 12-16 April by Ridgewater College Theatre, 2101 15th Ave NW, Willmar, MN. Directed by Matt Hegdahl, with Damontae Smith, Kayla Vanderpool, Faizi Fifita, Yesenia Gomez, Tristan Testa, Colton Taylor, Cayla Courteau, Jacob Maertens, Domonique McPhail and Aaron Marthaler. Set design by Andrew Nordin. Call 320-222-7605 or check the website.
    • Death of a Salesman 11-14 April by Springfield College Theater, Appleton Auditorium, Fuller Arts Center, Springfield College, 263 Alden Street, Springfield, MA. Directed by Martin Shell who also plays Willy. Call (413) 748-3443 or check the website.
    • All My Sons 11-14 April at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point at Marshfield, in the Helen Connor Laird Theater, 2000 W. Fifth St., Marshfield. Directed by Brad Schmicker. Call 715-389-6534 or check the website for tickets.
    • A View from the Bridge 29 March-14 April by Ghent Playhouse, 6 Town Hall Place, Ghent, NY. Directed by Aaron Holbritter, with Bill Shein, Amy Hausknecht, Meaghan Rogers, Anthony Holloway, Christian Leahy, and Gary Maggio. Set designed by Cathy Lee-Visscher and Sam Reilly. Call (518) 392-6264 or check the website.
    • Death of a Salesman 15 March-14 April by Desert Stages Theatre, Suite #0586, 7014 E Camelback Rd, Scottsdale, AZ. Directed by Virginia Olivieri, with Walt Pedano, Donna Kaufman, Michael Simpson, Matthew Winter, Al Benneian, Steven Rowe, and Kevin Tallent. Call 480.483.1664 or check the website.
    • The Crucible 12-13 April by Roberts Weslyan College, in Hale Auditorium, in the Howard Stowe Roberts Cultural Life Center, Apple Lane (off Buffalo Rd.), Rochester, NY. Call 585.594.6008 or toll-free at 1.888.222.1048 or check the website for more information.
    • All My Sons 10-13 April by Colchester Theatre Group at Headgate Theatre, 14 Chapel Street North, Colchester, Essex, UK. Directed by Sue Atkin, with Malcolm Kimmance, Sarah Carr, Matthew Hankin, Jemma Younger, Aaron Bowater, and Nick Mayes. Set design by Elaine Lloyd. Call 01206 366000, or check the website.
    • The Crucible 4-6 April by Tilbourne Players at the Tilford Institute, UK. Directed by Ruth Ahmed. Call 01252 724344 or check the society website or ticketsource website for tickets.
      
    • After the Fall 14 March-6 April by Subversive Theatre in collaboration with Post-Industrial Productions in the Manny Fried Playhouse, 255 Great Arrow Avenue, Great Arrow Building, Suite #302 (third floor), North Buffalo, NY. Directed by Bob Van Valin, with Darryl Hart, Bethany Burrows, Elliot Fox, Kate Parker, Brendan Cunningham, Kathleen Rooney, Alex Rubin, Amanda Vink, Rebecca Sliwa, and Jessica Tokarski. Check the website for ways to get tickets and for more information, or call 716-462-5549.
    • The Crucible 28-30 March by Ponteland Repertory, in Ponteland Memorial Hall, Darras Rd, Ponteland, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Directed by Carole Davies, with Jonny Woollett, Jules Stevenson, Amber Covington, Zoe Buckthorp, and Peter Woodward. Call +44 1661 822603 or check their website or ticketsource website for tickets.

    

    • The Crucible 29-30 March by MYT Productions at Altrincham Garrick Playhouse, Barrington Road, Altrincham, UK. Directed by Joe Meighan, with Lara Hancox as a female “John Proctor,” and Eve Rowan, Tabitha Hughes, and Chris Wagstaff. Call 0161 928 1677 or check the website.
    • The Crucible 27-30 March by Cue and Curtain Theater in Alumnae Hall Theater, Immaculata University, Malvern, PA. For more information, or to reserve tickets, please call 610-647-4400 ext. 3168 or check the website.
    • All My Sons 15-31 March by Stage III Community Theatre, 900 N Center St, Casper, WY. Directed by Marty Scott. Call 307-234-0946 or check the website.
    • The Crucible 27-29 March by Theatre on the Hill, at the Amersham Campus, Stanley Hill, Buckinghampshire, UK. Call 01494 585232 or get tickets here.
    • The Crucible 28-31 March by Foothills Community Players at Second Harvest Food Bank, Maryville, TN. Directed by Candace Moore. Call 865-712-6428 or check the website for more information
    • All My Sons 23-30 March by Richmond Shakespeare Society at the Mary Wallace Theater, The Embankment, Twickenham, Middlesex, UK. Directed by Mair Graham, with Simon Bickerstaffe, Dorothy Duffy, Jack Lumb, Sarah Imran, John Mortley, Claire Driver and Ben Willows. Call 07484 927 662, or check the website.
    • The Crucible 27-30 March at the Sun Dog Theatre Festival, at École publique l’Odyssée, 480 Norman Ave., North Bay, Ontario, Canada. Directed by Kelsey Ruhl. Advance tickets can be purchased at Dark Horse Comics at its new location at 669 Cassells St. Check the website for more information.
    • The Price [O Preço] 14-31 March at SESC Copacabana, R. Domingos Ferreira, 160, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In a new translation by Thiago Russo. Directed by Gustavo Paso, with Rômulo Estrela, Erom Cordeiro, Luciana Fávero and Gláucio Gomes. Call 55 (21) 2548-1088 or check the website for more information.
    • The American Clock previews from 4 Feb., opening night 13 Feb.-30 March at the Old Vic, The Cut, Lambeth, London, UK. Directed by Rachel Chavkin, with Amber Aga, Clare Burt and Golda Rosheuvel sharing the role of Rose, Abhin Galeya, Giles Terera and John Marquez as Moe, and Fred Haig, Jyuddah Jaymes, and Taheen Modak sharing the role of Lee. Also appearing will be Paul Bentall, Greg Bernstein, Flora Dawson, Francesca Mills, Christian Patterson, Abdul Salis, Josie Walker, and Ewan Wardrop. Set design by Chloe Lamford. Call 0844 871 7628 or check the website for updates.

    “It’s essential that this production capture the epic scope of Arthur’s play, which includes many races and cultures and classes,” says Chavkin. “All the characters in the play are struggling with the shared experience of the Great Depression, and I hope that by embracing the cultural specificity of each performer, we will further deepen and expand the themes of the show.” In Chavkin’s staging, the Baum family will change during the show from white Jewish, to Southeast Asian, to African American, each shift marked by the handing on of an apron from matriarch to matriarch. Click here to view a short interview with Chavkin about her vision for this production, and here for the production’s “teaser trailer.

    • The Crucible 20-23 March by Saint John Theatre Company in the Irving Oil Auditorium at the Imperial Theatre, 12 King Square South, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Directed by Ron Jenkins. Call 1-800-323-7469 or check the theatre website for tickets or for more information check the St. John Theatre Company’s website.
    • Enemy of the People 15-23 March by The Strollers (Community Theatre), at the Burgdorff Center for thePerforming Arts, 10 Durand Road, Maplewood, NJ. Directed by Sharon Quinn, with Art Delo, Ralph MacKensie, Alan Foster, John Mendlovitz, Shiva Kiani, Mateo Moreno, Jason Kruk, Toby Kruk, Theo Kruk, Meghan Sudol, and Ron Richardson. Plan is to use a multi-ethnic cast. Set design by Judi Gajary and Ken Lordy. Call (973) 761-8453 or check the website.
    • Death of a Salesman 8-24 March by Footlight Players, at Footlight Theatre, 20 Queen St. Charleston, SC. Directed by Thomas Keating, with Gary Walters. Call 843.722.4487 or check the website.

    

    • All My Sons 8-24 March by 4th Street Theater, 125 N. Fourth St., Chesterton, Indiana. Directed by Steve Rohe, with Donald Beck, Barb Malangoni, Rodney Thornton, Erin Shields, Thomas Knoerzer, Emily Gulbransen, Jeff Schultz, Mark McColley, and Laura Toops. Call 219-926-7875, or check the website for more information.
    • Enemy of the People 8-17 March by Walla Walla Community College Theater in the China Pavilion, 500 Tausick Way Walla Walla, WA. Directed by Kevin Loomer. Call 509.527.4255 or check the website.
    • The Crucible in 8-17 March, by Playcrafters Barn Theatre, 4950 35th Ave., Moline, IL. Directed by Patti Flaherty, with Andy Curtiss, Jessica White, Mattie Gelaude, Mike Carron, Misha Hooker, Bill Peiffer, Bella Kuta, and Don Faust. Call 309-762-0330 or check the website.
    • The Crucible 8-16 March by Hardin County Playhouse. 8-9 will take place at the HCS PAC and 15-16 at the ECTC Science Building Auditorium, Elizabethtown, KY. Directed by Sarah Ryan Dakin, with Andy Dobson-Frueh, Moira Taylor, Madison Fogle, Nate Jones, Jaren Childers, Savannah Weber, Donovan Judge, and Jeremiah Shilling. Set design by Blue Hatfield. Call (270) 351-0577 or check the website.
    • All My Sons 6-17 March by Wichita Community Theatre, 258 N Fountain St, Wichita, KS. Directed by Dan Schuster. Call 316-686-1282 or check the website.
    • Death of a Salesman 14-16 March by No Refund Theatre in the HUB Flex Theater, Penn State University, PA. Directed by Gerry Stamatelatos, with Joe O’Dowd, Hannah Kelly, Sean Kelly, Zach Szmerekovsky. Sam Davey, and Tom Lynch. Free to all. Check website for more information.
    • The Last Yankee 28 Feb.-16 March at Bolton Library Lecture Theatre, Bolton, Yorkshire, UK (with University of Bolton School of the Arts while the Octagon is undergoing renovations). Directed by David Thacker, with David Ricardo-Pearce, Juliet Aubrey, Patrick Poletti, and Annie Tyson. Set design by Ciaran Bagnall. Tickets are available from the Octagon box office: 01204 520661, through the website, or in person at the Market Place Shopping Centre. Also an 9 March join director David Thacker and the cast for the morning to take a deeper look into the play. The main themes and issues of the play will be discussed, giving you a deeper insight to the play and how the production was created. Tickets required, available through website.
    • The Crucible 11-12 March by Nicolet Players at Nicolet College, 5364 College Dr., Rhinelander, WI. Directed by Jim Nuttall. Call 715-365-4476, or check with jnuttall@nicoletcollege.edu.
    • The Crucible 6-9 March in the York Theatre at the Seymour Centre, City Rd & Cleveland Street, Chippendale, NSW, Australia, AND 15-23 March at Bella Vista Farm, Norwest Blvd & Elizabeth MacArthur Drive, Bella Vista, NSW, Australia. Directed by Damien Ryan, with Georgia Adamson, James Lugton, Suzanne Pereira, Lizzie Schebesta, and Christopher Tomkinson. Revival of the much lauded 2014-2105 season immersive production that included either a promenade presentation at 200-year-old farm, or in the theatre with a thrust stage lit by fire. For the theatre event call 02 9351 7940 or check the website. For the farm call 61 2 8839 3399 or check their website (tickets are purchased in advance at the Riverside Theatre box office and not available at the farm site).
    • The Crucible 7-10 March by Southwestern OK State University Theatre, in the Hilltop Theatre on the Weatherford Campus, Weatherford, OK. Directed by Steve Strickler. Call the box-office at 580-774-6046, or check their FaceBook page for more information.
    • A View from the Bridge 7-10 March by Lone Star College-CyFair Theatre, Main Stage Theatre, 9191 Barker Cypress Rd., Cypress, TX. Directed by Deborah Anderson. Call 281.290.3987 or check the website for more information.
    • All My Sons 6-10 March by University of Wisconsion/Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, on the Mainstage Theatre (Theatre Building), 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee, WI. Directed by Jim Tasse, with Tim Gutknecht, Maureen O’Hara, Devin George. Call (414) 229-4308 or check the website.
    • All My Sons 19 Feb.-9 March by Dundee Rep Theatre, Tay Square, Dundee, Scotland, UK. Directed by Jemima Levick, with Barrie Hunter, Ewan Donald, Amy Kennedy, Leanne Traynor, Daniel Cahill, Antony Strachan, Emily Winter, Ewan Somers, and Irene Macdougall. Set Design by Alex Lowde. There is a short video introductory interview on YouTube with the director. Call +44 1382 223530 or check the website.
    • Death of a Salesman 15 Feb. -11 March by Ringwald Theatre, 22742 Woodward Avenue, Ferndale, MI. Directed by Joel Bailey, with Joel Mitchell, Kelly Komlen, Donny Riedel, Jeffrey McMahon, Randy Stewart, Dante Jones, Brandy Joe Plambeck, Tess Hannah, Patricia Gajos, and Dyan Bailey. Set design by Christopher Kamm. Call 248-545-5545 or check the website.
    • Death of a Salesman 28 Feb.-9 March, at The Globe Theatre, 104 London St, Dunedin, New Zealand. Directed by Paul Ellicott, with Craig Storey, Kay Masters, Brooke Bray, and Cain Sleep. Director says: ”We’re going to have a black-and-white urban dystopian theme” (apparently not set in any specific time/place and no American accents). Call 477-3274 or check the website for more information.
    • The Crucible: Hexenjagd (Witch Hunt) translation to German by Hanne Lene Limpach and Dietrich Hilsdorf. Preview on 11 Jan, then 4 Feb -8 March, by Theater Basel, in the Schauspielhaus theatre, Elisabethenstrasse 16, Basel, Switzerland. Directed by Robert Icke, with Florian von Manteuffel, Barbara Horvath, Linda Blümchen, Thiemo Strutzenberger, Urs Peter Halter, Leonie Merlin Young, Katja Jung, Helmut Berger and Yodit Tarikwa. Set design by Chloe Lamford. An austere mid-20th century courtroom serves as the setting for the entire production. Judge James Hathorne’s role is expanded to become the play’s narrator. Sitting at the bench, he methodically reads out both stage and character descriptions. As the protagonists make their entrances, the women, in particular, object to these introductions. Danforth played by a female. Call +41 (0)61 295 11 33 or check their website for tickets and more details.
    • The Crucible 9 Jan.-10 March by Asolo Repertory Theatre, in Mertz Theatre, FSU Center for the Performing Arts, 5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL. Directed by Michael Donald Edwards, with Coburn Goss, Amanda Fallon Smith, Laura Rook, David Breitbarth, and Matt DeCaro. Set design by Lee Saolymvage. Call 941-351-8000 or 1-800-361-8388, or check the website. There will be an after-show discussion on 9 Feb. of the play’s themes as part of the theater’s IllumiNation series. Asolo Rep will also host three student matinees dedicated for local middle and high school students. These performances will be supplemented with classroom workshops and study guides. The theatre will provide additional tickets for students during public performances.

    

    • Death of a Salesman 9 Feb.-2 March by Queensland Theatre, 78 Montague Road, South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Directed by Jason Klarwein, with Peter Kowitz, Angie Milliken, Thomas Larkin, Jackson McGovern, Charles Allen, Kevin Hides, Sarah Ogden, Ilai Swindells, and Gemma Willing. Set design by Richard Roberts. Call 1800 355 528 or check the website.
    • The Crucible 15 Feb.-2 March by Kensington Theatre Company, Early Light Academy, 11709 S. Vadania Dr. (5115 W), South Jordan, UT. Call 385.246.3707 or check the website.
    • All My Sons 27 Feb.-2 March by Midland Players at the University of Sheffield Drama Studio, Glossop Road, Sheffield, UK. Directed by with Joe Otten, Jan Wright, Alison Brelsford, and Richard Delroy. Call 07928 276 383 or check the website.
    • Death of a Salesman 7-24 Feb. by Ensemble Theatre Company, at The New Vic, 33 West Victoria Street, Santa Barbara, CA. Directed by Joseph Hanreddy, with Henry Woronicz, Gigi Bermingham, Trevore Peterson, Alex Nee, John P. Connolly, Paul Sandberg and Michael Bernard (doubling as Howard and Stanley). Live musicians include Sergi Robles (Bernard), Sarah Saviano (Letta/Woman), and Jenn Chandler (Miss Forsythe), with original music by Barry G. Funderburg. Set design is by Se Hyun Oh. Call 805 965 5400 or check the website.
    • The Crucible 16 Feb. (two shows) by National Players (out of Olney Theatre Center, Washington, DC) at the Halloran Center, 225 South Main Street, Memphis, TN. Directed by Jason King Jones. Call 901 525 3000, or check the website. This is a touring production so will have other dates and locations (their DPS license runs until 19 May). Also performed at Central Methodist University, Fayette, MO, in their Little Theatre on 16 April, and Smith Opera House, Geneva, NY on 6 May.
      
    • The Crucible 7-23 Feb. by Stray Dog Theatre, Tower Grove Abbey, 2336 Tennessee Avenue, Saint Louis, MO. Directed by Gary F. Bell, with Graham Emmons, Cynthia Pohlson, Alison Linderer, Joe Hanrahan, Gerry Love, Ben Ritchie, Abraham Shaw, Chrissie Watkins, and Kelli Wright. Call (314) 865-1995, or check the website.
    • Death of a Salesman by 8-24 Feb. by Olympic Theatre Arts, on the Main Stage, 414 N Sequim Ave., Sequim, WA. Directed by Merv Wingard, with Joel Hoffman, Jennifer Horton, Randy Powell, Michael Sickles, Joe Shultz, Mark Valentine, and Richard Stephens. Call (360) 683-7326 or check the website.
    • The Crucible 17-22 Feb. by Texas Lutheran University, in the Studio Theatre at the Weston Center for Performing Arts, 1000 West Court Street, Seguin, TX. Check the website or e-mail: tludramaticmedia@tlu.edu.
    • The Crucible 1-17 Feb. by Las Cruces Community Theatre, 313 N Main St, Las Cruces, NM. Directed Norman Lewis, with Darin Robert Cabot, Nora Brown, Sage Drake, Edward Montes, Janet Allen, Jeff Dolecek, and Robert Sheeham. Set design by Karl Heist. Call (575) 523-1200 or check the website.
    • The Crucible 1-17 Feb. by Fairbanks Drama Association, at the Hap Ryder Riverfront Theatre, 1852 2nd Avenue, Fairbanks, AK. Directed by Paul Adasiak, with Samuel McKeirnan, Elsbeth Cheyne, Lindsay Saunders, Raleigh Johnson, Alex Bengel, Diane Fleeks, and Steve Mitchell. Call (907) 456-PLAY or check the website.
    • An Enemy of the People 15 Feb. reading by Third Avenue Playhouse, 239 North Third Ave., Sturgeon Bay, WI, as part of their Winter Playreading Festival. With Alan Kopischke, Claire Morkin, Faith Klick, Ross Dippel, Mark Moede, Alex Sabin, Marcel Bruyere, Kole Mallien, James Valcq. Call (920) 743-1760 or check the website for more information.
    • The Crucible 8-13 Feb. by New National Theatre Drama Studio in The Pit, at New National Theatre, Tokyo, Japan (in Japanese, translation by Hachiya Mizutani). Directed by Keiko Miyata, with Yasuaki Saibara, Satoshi Imai, Sumina Ogawa, Yoshinari Sakagawa, Naoto Takakura, You Takashima, Hina Izawa, Maika Kawatobi, Moto Shimoji, Marina Nagai, Miki Nakaska, Manami Hayashi, Takashi Ishihara, Ryuta Kawai, Ryo Fukunaga and Kosuke Fukumoto. Call +81-(0)3-5352-9999 or check the website.
    • The Crucible 8-10 Feb. by Adirondack Regional Theatre, at the Strand Theatre, Strand Center for the Arts, 23 Brinkerhoff St., Plattsburgh, NY. Directed by Dana Berry, with Neil Battinelli, Gina Lindsey, Stacey Senecal, Maria Murphy, Jason Borrie, Mark Beatham, Andrew Ducharme, Danielle Criss, and P.H. Wallace. Set design by Dana McLaughlin Jr. Call 518-563-1604 or check the website for more information. The theatre launched a GoFundMe campaign to help underwrite this production. Find the page at: gofundme.com/mount-the-crucible. The goal of $1, 000 to be used for costumes, the rights to the show and production elements such as sets and props. They are also accepting donations mailed to: Adirondack Regional Theatre, P.O. Box 1859 Plattsburgh NY 12901 for those who prefer not contribute on line.

     

    Theatre to Go
    • All My Sons 1-10 Feb. by Theatre to Go, Inc., at Trinity Episcopal Church, 131 West Emerson Street, Melrose, MA. Directed by Dylan Turner, with Chris Erath, Karen Hoff, Richie DeJesus, Gabriella Salce, Damien Dakotah LaCount, Tom Formicola, and Melissa Ehlers. Set design by C.T. Hannon. Call 781 279 0835, or check the website.
    • All My Sons 7-9 Feb. by SAU Theatre (Southern Arkansas University Theatre) at Magnolia Arts Center, 116 South Washington, Magnolia, AR. Directed by Joann Shaver, with Bodee Starr, Grace Walker, Simon Tursky, Courtney Taylor, Willie Johnson, Jared Hunte, and Cat Jones. Set design by Jared Smith. Call 870 901 3600 or check their Facebook page for more information.
    • All My Sons 5 Feb. by Caltech Playreaders at the at the Caltech Athenaeum in the Hall of Associates, Caltech, 551 South Hill Ave., Pasadena, CA. Directed by Will Ahrens. If you plan to dine at the Athenaeum before the reading, your party should be seated by 5:30 pm. Call 626-395-8204 for reservations, or check the website for more information.
    • All My Sons 3 Feb. a staged reading by Company of Actors in Streamlined Theatre (CAST), at Pineapple Lab theatre, 6053, R. Palma Street, Barangay Poblacion, Makati, Philippines. Directed by Nelsito Gomez and Wanggo Gallaga, with Audie Gemora, Tami Monsod, Mako Alonso, Mikkie Bradshaw-Volante, George Shulze, Cris Villon, Sophie Bradshaw-Volante, Bym Buhain, Robbie Zialcita, and Elliot Miranda. Check the Facebook page for more details.
    • Enemy of the People 11 Jan.-3 Feb. by Limelight Theatre, 11 Old Mission Avenue, St. Augustine, FL. Directed by Mike Beaman, with Sebastian Conte, Trey Stripling, Heather Eggleston, Elijah D’Elena, Mary Schubert, Kyle Reeves, Bob Mandzi, Jim Fellows, Brad Cooper, and Lou Agresta. Stage design by Nikki Liberatore.Call 904-825-1164 or check the website.
    • An Enemy of the People 4 Jan.-2 Feb. by Union Theatre, Old Union Arches, 229 Union Street, London, UK. Directed by Phil Willmott, with Darren Ruston, Janaki Gerard, Jed Shardlow, Angelo Leal, Mary Stewart (playing the Mayor), David Mildon, Emily Byrt, Seamus Newham, Mark Grindrod. Set design by Justin Williams & Jonny Rust. Poster designed by Seamus Wray. Call 020 7261 9876 or check the website.
    • Death of a Salesman 26-27 Jan. titled Salesmaner Shjongshar (Bengali translation) at Gyan Manch, 11, Dr Harendra Kumar Mukherjee Sarani, Elgin, Kolkata, West Bengal, India. Directed and starring Anjan Dutt (who also penned the translation), with Sudipa Basu, Suprabhat Das, Arindam Chakraborty and Barna Banerjee. Music by Neel Dutt. Possible other dates/locations to be announced. Call 8420418969.

    

    • The Crucible 11-27 Jan. by Surfside Playhouse, 301 Ramp Road, Cocoa Beach, FL. Directed by Bryan Bergeron, with Rhett Pennell, Joanne Maio, Katie McCall, Amanda Gazy, Steven Wolf, Terence Girard, and Chloe Collins. Call (321) 783-3127 or check the website.

    

    • The Ride Down Mt Morgan 23-27 Jan. by National Theatre of China at the National Centre for the Performing Arts, North Gate of NCPA, No. 2 West Chang’an Avenue, Beijing, Xicheng District, China. Translator: HU Kaiqi. Directed by ZHAO Yi, with LI Jianyi, LIU Xiaocui, ZHAO Hongwei, WANG Yue, ZHAO Yang, and YANG Chen. Set design by ZHANG Huaxiang. Call +86 10 6655 0000, or check the website.
      

    

    • Death of a Salesman 10-26 Jan. by Montana Actors Theatre, 300 13th Street West, Montana State University Northern, Havre, MT. Directed by Jay Pyette. Running in Rep alongside The Glass Menagerie. For more information call 406-945-0272 or check the website or Facebook page.
    • A View from the Bridge 10-11 Jan. by Royal Palm Players in a reading at the Boca Grande Community Center auditorium, Boca Grande, FL. Directed by Dan Headington, with Ed Vick, James Martin, Sally B. Johnson, Priscilla Masselink, and Jim Grace. Though the presentation is free, you must have a ticket, which is obtainable from Kathy in the RPP office (941) 964-2670. For more information check the website