Crucible at the Gielgud Theatre

On Monday 12th June, Year 12 English Literature students went to see The Crucible at the Gielgud Theatre.

Set in the rigid confines of Salem, Massachusetts, during the infamous witch trials of the late 17th century, The Crucible explores the destructive power of hysteria, fear, and manipulation.

The cast was excellent breathing life into the multifaceted characters that populate Salem. The women accused of witchcraft, portrayed with haunting conviction, evoke both sympathy and fear as they face an unjust and merciless society. The young girls, central to the events that unfold, exhibit a chilling mix of innocence and malice, expertly conveying the destructive consequences of manipulation and collective hysteria.

The Crucible at the Gielgud Theatre is an enthralling theatrical experience that challenges and provokes its audience. By exploring themes of mass hysteria, individual integrity, and the dangers of unchecked authority, this production’ s ending was especially chilling. With its stellar performances, captivating staging, and powerful storytelling, The Crucible is a must-see for both theatre enthusiasts and those seeking a gripping exploration of the human condition.

Milo Gray Year 12 Student

Impacting our Community

Ruben David Buendia in Year 13 is taking his future into his own hands and standing as a candidate for the Green Party in a forthcoming by-election.

Please use the link below to access the newspaper article.

https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/teenage-green-party-candidate-plansfight-against-tragic-effects-of-regeneration/

Good luck from all at STAC!