In Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692, a group of girls falsely accuse several townspeople of witchcraft to cover up their own illegal attempts at conjuring spirits. The accusations prompt a court investigation of the alleged crimes. John and Elizabeth Proctor, a farming couple with a troubled marriage, become embroiled in the trials when Abigail Williams, the ringleader of the girls and John’s former mistress, accuses Elizabeth of being a witch. John tries to prove his wife’s innocence but is ultimately charged himself. As the trials unfold, John faces a difficult choice between saving his life or protecting his good name. Based on actual events, this play is a haunting tale of manipulation, betrayal, and the danger of unchecked accusations.

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