“Armitage played John Proctor in Arthur Miller’s drama when it ran at London’s Old…by Theatre Mania.” The Digital Theatre Interview of Richard Armitage(images right and below by Johan Persson):ĮXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Hobbit Star Richard Armitage on the Digital Theatre Release of The Crucible.You may view them in the cloud via your browser. Though, the player is not required to view your downloaded versions. ”Īnd here is the link for downloading the Digital Theatre Desktop Player for both online and offline viewing of your downloaded items. More details about how to watch are available here. To watch The Crucible you must be a registered user of.
Yes, if you purchase an SD or HD download, The Crucible will remain in your library forever. Here is the cost structure from Digital Theatre:Īnd some important how to watch info from the Digital Theatre email FAQ’s: And below is the cost structure from the FAQ l ink (I am buying not renting)” In tweet replies from Digital Theatre and others, it seems that an SD version of the file would be about 3GB–so clear up some space now on your hard drive. The most pertinent issues for me are cost and size off the download.
Proctor’s story is not one of defeat and acceptance, but of triumph and vindication. Miller’s play, while it subjects the central character to suffering as great as any tragedy, does so to different effect. Usually, too, this suffering leads to some kind of insight into the inevitable relationship between character and fate, and to an acceptance on the part of the protagonist and the audience of the ultimate justice of fate. In these latter, the hero’s suffering is seen to bear a direct relationship to some ‘flaw’ or error of judgement for which he must accept some responsibility. It is a dramatic pattern very different from the conventional design of Greek or Christian tragedy. The movement of the play is reductive, stripping the central character of layers of protective covering until in the end he stands naked - totally exposed. John Proctor undergoes a metaphorical calcination in the course of which he is reduced to his essential, purified self. As the title suggests, the central action of The Crucible is comparable to the purification of a substance by heat.
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