I had the pleasure of seeing "John Proctor Is the Villain" on Broadway at the recommendation of a friend, who had seen it 3 times because she goes to NYU and would get rush tickets. It was phenomenal and is a fantastic example of adaptation, not as dramatic staging, but as an artistic re-examination of the narratives we think we know. My script I bought at the theatre shop and got signed at the stage door, is one of my prized possessions.

I read this in 2018 and haven't shut up about it ever since; I was dealing with my own trauma around SA and it made me feel heard at a time when I could barely speak. In college, my Directing 2 teacher talked about how John Proctor in the Crucible sucks and I shot up like a bolt; I told him, "YOU HAVE TO READ THIS SCRIPT - IT'S ON NPX!" A few years later I saw they're putting it on in their season and I was overjoyed. Thanks for your work, and thanks for helping me find my voice.

Saw this play on Broadway tonight. It was absolutely incredible. Bravo!!