Panic in CT: Accused Witches Have Their Say

Travel back to the 17th century and hear what 5 women accused of witchcraft have to say.  Actress Virginia Wolf brings them to life, fully costumed, fully incensed, fully frightened.

“Panic in Connecticut; Accused Witches Have Their Say” is a one woman show that sheds light on the puritan society that condemned so-called witches to their death thirty years before the hysterics of Salem, MA. 

Tickets are free for existing members and new members who pre-register for the event at the Museum. 203 729 9039, naugatuckhistory@sbcglobal.net.

All tickets are $20 at the door, program starts at 7pm sharp.

This program is a part of our 2014 membership drive, helping to promote special membership privileges, such as free admission to this program, museum admission, store discounts, quarterly newsletter, advanced program information, discounted special event admission and more. Membership starts at $12 a year, give the gift of history this year to someone on your list.