Sadie Sink stars in a sharp, comedic reexamination of The Crucible set in a rural Georgia high school.
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Critic’s Pick: "Taymor’s production is entirely sympathetic — to the characters and to the text."
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"John Proctor excels, all the way through to an electric final classroom scene that morphs into a surreal, cathartic outpouring of repressed emotion."
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"4/5 Stars! Belflower’s first Broadway play is a galvanizing accomplishment."
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"Belflower’s play hits as hard as it does because at its heart, fighting their way through one hell of a junior year, are the kind of heroes we actually need."
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"an entertainment that doubles as a lesson for teenagers in history and literature"
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Kimberly Belflower’s new drama is a modern-day, post-#MeToo gloss on Arthur Miller’s The Crucible that pulses with the spirit of young women who are coming into their power and vulnerability at a tricky time.
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