2014 A Time Machine Called “The Crucible” In 1953 a writer by the name of Arthur Miller introduced his 1952 play, The Crucible, as it was performed on Broadway at the Martin Beck. “Despite the box office success critics at the time considered it to be second-rate compared to his prior work, Death of a Salesman” (Galvin, Rachel). So if the play did not match up to its predecessor, why did it receive such positive box office hits? This play, like most literary pieces, was a sort of time machine that…
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