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360° THEATRE: John Proctor is the Villain, by Kimberly Belflower

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Sunday, May 17 1-4pm

Important: This play contains mature content and language

Cost: $30


READ: Read John Proctor is the Villain: Five high schoolers are about to shed light on some of the darkest secrets in their one-stoplight town. A daring reinterpretation of the classic drama, The Crucible.


Note: Roles are randomly assigned to those who want to read, other participants will be active be active audience and discussion members


SEE: Watch an excerpt from the play, performed live.


CHAT: Discuss the play through acting, designing, directing, and producing perspectives.


SNACK: Stay fueled for the discussion with Ranch Pizza!


Facilitated by: Dani Baldwin

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