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Miceli Productions Captures Promotional Photos

Miceli Productions recently worked with the Judy Dworin Performance Project to capture photos for promoting their upcoming show The Witching Hour, a fascinating dance-theater piece depicting women and men accused, tried and convicted of witchcraft in mid 17th-century Connecticut.  The piece investigates how fears of difference can turn dangerous and what lessons can be learned today by studying our past ills.  More on the historical story and about the project background.

Woman dancer in early American clothes looking away, performing for The Witching Hour. © Miceli Productions Photography Several woman in early American clothes performing for Thw Witching Hour, at left one if pulling another by the arm to prevent her from going off. © Miceli Productions Photography Several dancers in early American clothes, men and woman in croched positions for performance of The Witching Hour. © Miceli Productions Photography Two woman dancers in early American clothes tossing aprons in the air. © Miceli Productions Photography

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‘The Witching Hour’ Returns to the Stage—Don’t miss it!

29 Sep 2013

During Halloween week this fall, a newly restaged version of the award-winning, The Witching Hour will be presented on Friday and Saturday November 1st and 2nd at 7:30 p.m. in the Aetna Theater at the Wadsworth Atheneum where the very first incarnation of the piece was seen in 1994! Set in the context of the Puritanical community values of colonial Connecticut, The Witching Hour presents the little known stories of the prejudices and persecutions that resulted in the nation’s earliest witch craze in Hartford. Audiences will have the opportunity to discuss the performance and its themes with the cast in post-show talkbacks.

I was wonderfully impressed by The Witching Hour! Well conceived, beautifully executed, and totally satisfying….(and I am a fussy audience!) ~Brenda Milkofsky, CT River Museum

On Tuesday October 15th at 12:00 noon there will be a sneak preview of the piece at the Old State House, the site where Alyse Young, the first woman accused as a witch was executed in 1647.

Told through dance, spoken word, and music, The Witching Hour invites parallels to such pressing contemporary issues as bullying, gender injustice, intolerance, and wrongful accusation. Tickets are $25 General Admission, $15 Seniors & Let’s Go Arts! Members, $10 Students. To purchase tickets, call (860) 527-9800, email [email protected] or buy online tickets at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/478170.

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