The dragon mascot attire is an important element in portraying the character and spirit of a dragon mascot. The attire typically includes a full-body dragon costume, which consists of a headpiece, bodysuit, tail, and accessories. The headpiece is a key component of the dragon mascot attire, as it represents the face and expression of the dragon character. It is usually made of foam or other lightweight materials and is designed to be worn comfortably on the head of the mascot performer. The headpiece typically features the dragon's eyes, horns, and mouth, which can be opened and closed for expressive movements. Some headpieces also include additional features such as sound effects or moving parts.

Salem witch trials bishop

If you want to understand the Salem Witch Trials, you have to experience Cry Innocent.

The year is 1692. Bridget Bishop has been accused of witchcraft and YOU are on the Puritan jury. Hear the historical testimonies, cross-examine the witnesses and decide the verdict. Is Bridget Bishop capable of witchcraft? Play your part in history…

PRAISE FOR Cry Innocent: A must see for everyone, Cry Innocent is the longest continuously-running show north of Boston, and is Salem’s best way to learn about the witch trials. Featured on the Discovery Channel, the Travel Channel, A&E, Nickelodeon, TLC, NPR, BBC, CNN and MTV.

The New York Times says “Not all of Salem’s witchiness is silly…the play “Cry Innocent: The People Versus Bridget Bishop,” in which the audience may question the accused, is educational and beautifully performed.”- http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/12/travel/escapes/12trip.html

MTV Roadtrips U.S.A gives Cry Innocent its best rating, 3 out of 3 stars, saying “If you want to put yourself in the place of the Puritans and those on trial for witchcraft, you must experience Cry Innocent“.

SHOW DETAILS Approximate duration of the show is 45 minutes. The outdoor arrest scene begins approximately 15 minutes before show time. During the show, the audience may step into role as Puritan jurors. Kids and adults alike question the accusers, examine property, read advice to the court and vote on the outcome.

ADMISSION (2019)

(Summer) $25 General admission. FREE Children nine and under. Summer combo tickets include all activities available at the Old Town Hall the day of your show, such as The Spirit of Salem film, History Afoot walking tour, and The Salem Museum in addition to the Cry Innocent performance. FREE for Salem residents June, July, August, and September with ID and proof of residence.

(October) Show only: $25 General admission. $20 Seniors/ MTA/ Military. $15 Students grade three through grad school. FREE for children 9 and under. A very limited number of combo tickets will be available each day, at the on-site box office cart only, which will include all activities available at the Old Town Hall, the day of the performance.

TICKETS are available online up to one hour before the show and at the performance venue box office cart, 32 Derby Square. Summer season tickets are available here. October tickets are here.

PRIVATE SHOWS: Cry Innocent can be booked for your school or other group year-round. For information on booking groups or private off-season performances, please contact Cheri Grishin at [email protected]

During October, please leave plenty of time for heavy traffic, difficult parking and walking to the venue. Shows sell out, and later admission can often not be accommodated. Tickets will not be refunded for missed performances. Thank you for understanding and planning ahead.

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    Edward Bishop and Sarah Bishop

    Jone Johnson Lewis is a women's history writer who has been involved with the women's movement since the late 1960s. She is a former faculty member of the Humanist Institute.

    Updated on February 06, 2019

    Edward Bishop and Sarah Bishop were tavern keepers that were arrested, examined, and imprisoned as part of the Salem witch trials of 1692. At the time, Edward was about 44 years old and Sarah Wildes Bishop was about 41 years old. There were three or four Edward Bishops living in the area at that time. This Edward Bishop seems to be the one who was born on April 23, 1648. However, Sarah Bishop's year of birth is not known.

    Note: Bishop is sometimes spelled Bushop or Besop in the records. Edward is sometimes identified as Edward Bishop Jr.

    Sarah Wildes Bishop was the stepdaughter of Sarah Averill Wildes who was named as a witch by Deliverance Hobbs and executed on July 19, 1692.

    Bridget Bishop is usually credited with running a tavern that was something of a town scandal, but it was more likely Sarah and Edward Bishop who ran it out of their home.

    Some headpieces also include additional features such as sound effects or moving parts. The bodysuit is another essential part of the dragon mascot attire. It covers the entire body of the performer and is made from a breathable fabric that allows for movement and flexibility.

    The Background of Edward and Sarah

    Edward Bishop may have been the son of Edward Bishop, the husband of Bridget Bishop. Sarah and Edward Bishop were the parents of twelve children. At the time of the Salem witch trials, an older Edward Bishop also lived in Salem. He and his wife Hannah signed a petition protesting the accusations against Rebecca Nurse. This Edward Bishop seems to have been the father of the Edward Bishop married to Bridget Bishop, and thus the grandfather of the Edward Bishop married to Sarah Wildes Bishop.

    

    The bodysuit is usually designed in the shape and color of a dragon, with scales and other details that enhance the appearance of the character. It may also feature additional padding or padding inserts to create a more realistic and dimensional effect. The tail is another important element of the dragon mascot attire. It is typically attached to the back of the bodysuit and extends behind the mascot performer. The tail is usually flexible and can be manipulated by the performer to create dynamic and expressive movements. It is often designed to mimic the appearance of a dragon's tail, with scales, spikes, or other decorative features. In addition to the main components of the dragon mascot attire, there may also be accessories that complete the look. These accessories can include gloves or mittens to cover the performer's hands, shoes or boots with dragon-themed designs, and other props or items that are specific to the dragon character. Overall, the dragon mascot attire is designed to captivate and engage the audience, while embodying the spirit and personality of the dragon mascot. It enhances the performance of the mascot and adds visual appeal, making the dragon mascot a memorable and exciting presence at events and gatherings..

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