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In fictionalized Bergen, Anne Pedersdotter develops an irresistible desire for her stepson Martin, a young theologian. Their passion appears bewitched, and Anne is ultimately convicted as a witch; the play’s plot is expressly described as not based on the historical facts.
Silvana, daughter of a woman accused of witchcraft, loves her stepson Donello. After her husband Basilio dies, his mother accuses Silvana of causing his death by sorcery. Unable to swear an oath of innocence, Silvana is condemned as a witch.
In fictionalized Bergen, Anne Pedersdotter develops an irresistible desire for her stepson Martin, a young theologian. Their passion appears bewitched, and Anne is ultimately convicted as a witch; the play’s plot is expressly described as not based on the historical facts.
Silvana, daughter of a woman accused of witchcraft, loves her stepson Donello. After her husband Basilio dies, his mother accuses Silvana of causing his death by sorcery. Unable to swear an oath of innocence, Silvana is condemned as a witch.