Described as "a play about witchcraft without any witches in it," and inspired by the 1970 women’s rights movement, this epic play by award-winning writer Caryl Churchill explores gender and power dynamics against the backdrop of the infamous witchcraft trials in 17th century England. This story details society’s rejection of people who march to the beat of their own drum and is a dark account of how fear and hate can lead to the death of innocent people.