Five teenage girls in a small southern town study The Crucible and begin to challenge not only the literary classic, but the power dynamics at work in and out of the classroom. Having recently taken Broadway by storm, this electrifying, funny, and urgent play rattles assumptions on heroes, villains, and what truth to believe in.
Cast and Creative Team for John Proctor is the Villain at PlayMakers Repertory Company
Creative Team
Carey Perloff
Director
Carey Perloff
Adapter
Vivienne Benesch
Producing Artistic Director
News About John Proctor is the Villain at PlayMakers Repertory Company
OEDIPUS: KING/COLONUS to Open PlayMakers Repertory Company 50th Season
August 27, 2026 PlayMakers Repertory Company at UNC-Chapel Hill will open its 50th season Sept. 9 with the world premiere of 'Oedipus: King/Colonus,' adapted and directed by Carey Perloff.About the Theatre
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PlayMakers Repertory Company Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQ
What shows are coming up next at PlayMakers Repertory Company?
Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous (10/14/26-11/01/26)
Our Town (11/18/26-12/06/26)
The Piano Lesson (01/27/27-02/14/27)
The 39 Steps (04/07/27-04/25/27)
Our Town (11/18/26-12/06/26)
The Piano Lesson (01/27/27-02/14/27)
The 39 Steps (04/07/27-04/25/27)
What shows have played recently at PlayMakers Repertory Company?
Spring Training (04/24/13-04/24/13)
Cabaret (04/03/13-04/21/13)
A Raisin in the Sun (01/26/13-03/03/13)
Clybourne Park (01/26/13-03/03/13)
And God Created Great Whales (01/09/13-01/13/13)
Cabaret (04/03/13-04/21/13)
A Raisin in the Sun (01/26/13-03/03/13)
Clybourne Park (01/26/13-03/03/13)
And God Created Great Whales (01/09/13-01/13/13)
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