Vinegar Tom, by Caryl Churchill, is a gripping and unsettling drama set during the 17th-century witch trials, exploring the political, spiritual, and social oppression of women. Through a dark lens, the play delves into fear, superstition, and patriarchal control, spotlighting the consequences women face for defying societal norms. Haunting songs and sharp dialogue weave a compelling narrative about empowerment, scapegoating, and gender inequality. Directed by Jacobi Howard. Performances at Oxbridge Academy: November 7-9. PG-13 Rating