Neighbors betray neighbors. Families torn apart. Salem in crisis.

Arthur Miller’s classic drama comes to the Rocky Hill Meeting House in Amesbury, MA in a co-production with the Firehouse Center for the Arts. Originally performed on Broadway in 1953, Miller’s allegory for the era of McCarthyism has become a staple of the American theatre, and this classic comes alive on the North Shore with the historic Meeting House as a backdrop.

Doors open at 5:30pm, show begins at 6pm. Parking available at the Sparhawk School, located next door to the Rocky Hill Meeting House.

Tickets are $20, general admission.

Tickets are available here.