JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN | Official Broadway Website

"One of the most anticipated
shows of the spring."
"A revelation – at turns a literary critique,
a loopy comedy, a study of rural America,
and a Taylor Swift appreciation post."
"A sharp-toothed comedy about
a generation wrestling with rage, hope, and
the vicious tenacity of old ideas."
"An urgent new play about a group
of students battling for the right to be
the narrators of their own lives."

Five young women running on pop music, optimism, and fury, are about to shed light on some of the darkest secrets in their one stoplight town. From playwright Kimberly Belflower, Tony Award®-winning director Danya Taymor (The Outsiders), and starring Sadie Sink (Stranger Things), JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is “an urgent new play about a group of students battling for the right to be the narrators of their own lives” (The New York Times).

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"One of the most anticipated
shows of the spring."

"A revelation – at turns a literary critique,
a loopy comedy, a study of rural America,
and a Taylor Swift appreciation post."

"A sharp-toothed comedy about
a generation wrestling with rage, hope, and
the vicious tenacity of old ideas."

"An urgent new play about a group
of students battling for the right to be
the narrators of their own lives."

SADIE SINK HEADS BACK TO SCHOOL, THIS TIME ON BROADWAY

"One of the most anticipated shows of the spring."

"A revelation – at turns a literary critique, a loopy comedy, a study of rural America, and a Taylor Swift appreciation post."

"A sharp-toothed comedy about a generation wrestling with rage, hope, and the vicious tenacity of old ideas."

"An urgent new play about a group of students battling for the right to be the narrators of their own lives."

SADIE SINK HEADS BACK TO SCHOOL, THIS TIME ON BROADWAY

"One of the most anticipated
shows of the spring."

"A revelation – at turns a literary critique,
a loopy comedy, a study of rural America,
and a Taylor Swift appreciation post."

"A sharp-toothed comedy about
a generation wrestling with rage, hope, and
the vicious tenacity of old ideas."

"An urgent new play about a group
of students battling for the right to be
the narrators of their own lives."