The Department of Theatre presents "John Proctor is the Villain,"  written by Kimberly Belflower and directed by Roxanne Wellington. 

Five young women, fueled by pop music and teenage fury, begin to unravel the truths about the men in their world. Rumors and hysteria in their own small Georgia town begin to boil over, just as their English class digs into Arthur Miller’s classic, "The Crucible." The parallels between that play and their lives are brought into sharp and dangerous focus. After all, high school can be treacherous.

"John Proctor is the Villain" premiered on Broadway in 2025 and received seven Tony Award nominations, including Best Play. It is a funny and bracing new play about girlhood, the destruction of innocence, and how we question the narratives we’ve been taught.

Tickets are $8-$18 and can be purchased here. You can find digital programs here. 

Content Warning: This play contains talk about sex and deals with issues of grooming and abuse.