haters gonna hate

by Justin Borak

A contemporary adaptation of Molière's The Misanthrope that follows Cel as she decides which of her suitors she wants to take to prom. A play that takes on sexuality, gender identity, and what people are willing to do because of anger, pain, clout, and anything else.

A contemporary adaptation of Molière's The Misanthrope that follows Cel as she decides which of her suitors she wants to take to prom. A play that takes on sexuality, gender identity, and what people are willing to do because of anger, pain, clout, and anything else.

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  • Jocelyn Price: haters gonna hate by Justin Borak
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    I am DYING to direct this. Wow. Big fan of works where you throw the just absolute worst people in a room together and watch them slowly deteriorate over the course of two hours. "haters gonna hate" is so fresh, so sexy, so biting and raw. Everyone needs to be doing this show. Everyone needs to be READING this show. I'm positively obsessed with this. Exquisitely done.

    I am DYING to direct this. Wow. Big fan of works where you throw the just absolute worst people in a room together and watch them slowly deteriorate over the course of two hours. "haters gonna hate" is so fresh, so sexy, so biting and raw. Everyone needs to be doing this show. Everyone needs to be READING this show. I'm positively obsessed with this. Exquisitely done.

    ”
  • Lana Scott Stringer: haters gonna hate by Justin Borak
    “

    A funny, compelling innovation on a classic. This play reframes The Misanthrope’s themes in a way that is more inclusive and empowering, which ultimately makes a modern audience better able to engage with the text. All the benefits of the script being a treat rather than a chore, but it packs the same intellectual punch as the original.

    A funny, compelling innovation on a classic. This play reframes The Misanthrope’s themes in a way that is more inclusive and empowering, which ultimately makes a modern audience better able to engage with the text. All the benefits of the script being a treat rather than a chore, but it packs the same intellectual punch as the original.

    ”
  • Shaun Leisher: haters gonna hate by Justin Borak
    “

    I loved this fresh, new take on Moliere. Fascinating characters!!

    I loved this fresh, new take on Moliere. Fascinating characters!!

    ”