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SUMMARY:UT Opera Theatre presents \"The Crucible\"
DESCRIPTION:A gripping return to Salem?s charged world of accusation and co
 nscience\, centering on John and Elizabeth Proctor?s moral stand. This ope
 ratic interpretation of Arthur Miller's timely play fuses lyrical intensit
 y with sharp\, speech-driven drama. An American classic that earned the Pu
 litzer Prize for Music\, UTOT is thrilled to revisit this powerful work\, 
 last seen on our stage in 2009 and 2017\, performed by two talented casts 
 and an orchestra of University of Tennessee Opera Theatre students.
LOCATION:803 S. Gay St.\, Knoxville\, TN
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SUMMARY:UT Opera Theatre presents \"The Crucible\"
DESCRIPTION:A gripping return to Salem?s charged world of accusation and co
 nscience\, centering on John and Elizabeth Proctor?s moral stand. This ope
 ratic interpretation of Arthur Miller's timely play fuses lyrical intensit
 y with sharp\, speech-driven drama. An American classic that earned the Pu
 litzer Prize for Music\, UTOT is thrilled to revisit this powerful work\, 
 last seen on our stage in 2009 and 2017\, performed by two talented casts 
 and an orchestra of University of Tennessee Opera Theatre students.
LOCATION:803 S. Gay St.\, Knoxville\, TN
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DTSTAMP:20261017T112944Z
DTSTART:20261122T143000Z
SUMMARY:UT Opera Theatre presents \"The Crucible\"
DESCRIPTION:A gripping return to Salem?s charged world of accusation and co
 nscience\, centering on John and Elizabeth Proctor?s moral stand. This ope
 ratic interpretation of Arthur Miller's timely play fuses lyrical intensit
 y with sharp\, speech-driven drama. An American classic that earned the Pu
 litzer Prize for Music\, UTOT is thrilled to revisit this powerful work\, 
 last seen on our stage in 2009 and 2017\, performed by two talented casts 
 and an orchestra of University of Tennessee Opera Theatre students.
LOCATION:803 S. Gay St.\, Knoxville\, TN
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