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Salem's Daughter

Author(s):
Craig  Sodaro

This gripping drama opens in 1691, where Sarah Brooks, who has been tried as a witch, is sentenced to hang, cursing those who would disturb her rest. Now jump to the present: six high school seniors have a graduation party at Heather's house, which is built on the hill where the condemned witches were buried. Heather goads the others into inviting a new girl, Sarah, to their party "to make good friends." Sarah is the perfect example of the "trash" Heather thinks is moving in and ruining the town. Heather insists that Sarah drink a glass of "Initiation Punch," and when Sarah collapses and dies, the joke suddenly stops. To protect their post-graduation dreams, the others decide to throw Sarah's body down the backyard well and vow never to tell anyone what happened. Eight years later, the group must once again come together. Construction near the well has revealed... nothing. A police detective has told Heather that a woman in a long dress has been seen on her property. Is it Sarah? A chilling tale of suspense, with excellent roles for women. This play draws your audience in and doesn't let go until the unforgettable climax.

Play Details:
Genre(s): Drama
Mystery
Time Period(s): Not Available
Play Type: Play
Runtime: 90 minutes
Acts: Not Available
Set Complexity: Not Available
Set Information: Not Available
Year First Published: Not Available
Total Characters: 12
Male Characters: Not Available
Female Characters: 7
Androgynous Characters:5
Minimum Cast: 7
Maximum Cast: 12
Cost: $5 Per Script ($50 Royalty First Performance, $40 Each Additional)
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Publisher: Pioneer Drama Service
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ISBN: Not Available

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