John Proctor Is the Villain | Saturday 10/26
By Kimberly Bellflower, Directed by Kyle Boatwright | What if the heroes of The Crucible…are actually the women? Kimberly Belflower’s John Proctor Is the Villain, by turns intense and laugh-out-loud funny, follows a group of teenage girls who are grappling with the implications of sexuality and oppression as they study Arthur Miller's classic. Inspired by the #MeToo movement, they form their own feminism club at school—and are shocked to discover that maybe the heroes handed to us aren't heroes after all. It's a healing work that balances urgent political discourse with relatable, contemporary humor and the delirious joy of friendship, girlhood, and growth. Recommended for children age 15 and up - discussions of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and grooming.
Price: $5.00