Urgent Sale of Ticket to The Crucilble
I had bought three tickets to The Crucible playing tonight in Ormiston Senior College but need two only. I had paid $23 each for the tickets, don't want to waste it, will give it away for $20.
Tiered Seating- R13 7pm to 10pm, 24th Sep 2020
Contact me now 021 213 3139
2020 is about to make history here at Ormiston Senior College with its first whole school production in eight years. The Crucible is a play written by the legendary Arthur Miller and set in the village of Salem, Massachusetts, during the 1692 witch trials. Among the women there accused of sorcery, nineteen innocent souls were executed, based on real-life historic events this bewitching and intense script is a story of greed, betrayal, hysteria and suspicion. It is a show not to be missed.
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