A modern high school twist on classic themes that leaves you thinking.
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"John Proctor Is the Villain" reimagines a classic story within the confines of a modern high school, offering a sharp critique of morality and power dynamics. The play is known for its energetic and fearless approach, tackling contemporary issues with humor and depth. Set in the intimate Ellen & Joe Checota Powerhouse Theater, this production invites audiences to engage with its provocative themes and lively performances.
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Broadway smash hit and seven-time 2025 Tony Award nominee John Proctor Is the Villain is a sharp, provocative reexamination of morality and consequence. Set in a modern high school classroom, students collide over truth, power, and whose voices actually get heard. Funny, fearless, and bursting with energy, this contemporary take flips familiar ideas on their head and tackles today’s most urgent questions—leaving you laughing, gasping, and talking long after you leave the theater.
