John Proctor is the Villain
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Presented by TowneBank and City of Norfolk, Arts Alliance, VCA and NEA
A Partnership with The Governor's School for the Arts
John Proctor is the villain
By Kimberly Belflower
Directed by Melisa Mowry
March 3-14, 2027
At a small-town high school, a group of students begins studying The Crucible. What starts as a classroom discussion soon sparks something bigger. As the girls in the class question the stories they’ve been taught and the heroes they were told to believe in… they start to see their own lives in a new light.
Sharp, funny, and fiercely contemporary, this breakout hit explores friendship, power, and the complicated process of finding your voice. Sometimes the stories we inherit aren’t the whole truth. The real lesson begins when we start asking questions.
A Partnership with The Governor's School for the Arts
John Proctor is the villain
By Kimberly Belflower
Directed by Melisa Mowry
March 3-14, 2027
At a small-town high school, a group of students begins studying The Crucible. What starts as a classroom discussion soon sparks something bigger. As the girls in the class question the stories they’ve been taught and the heroes they were told to believe in… they start to see their own lives in a new light.
Sharp, funny, and fiercely contemporary, this breakout hit explores friendship, power, and the complicated process of finding your voice. Sometimes the stories we inherit aren’t the whole truth. The real lesson begins when we start asking questions.
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Where is it happening?
108 East Tazewell Street, Norfolk, VA, United States, Virginia 23510
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Host or PublisherVirginia Stage Company
