Audiences are raving about KCRep’s John Proctor is the Villain — now playing through October 25th at the downtown Copaken Stage.
John Proctor is the Villain follows a group of teenage girls finding their voices as some of the darkest secrets in their one-stoplight town come to light. Heal your inner child and feel the teenage rage — see the show that has patrons proclaiming:
“The show was amazing! Very impressed. Loved the story. I had seen it on Broadway and I think this one was better. Those young actors were just incredible! Very good cast”
“The writing of the play was impeccable. It gets so many things right about being a high school girl, the conversation around power dynamics in sex and the #MeToo movement, feminism, and even literary analysis. I thought the acting and staging was fantastic. I honestly wanted even more at the end. I have already recommended it to one of my friends!”
“It brought tears to myself and I saw others with tissues on their way out. Excellent acting, direction, and production.”
“SUPERB!!!!!!”
“I could connect in some way to every character the cast was absolutely amazing. I felt drawn into every scene and was a very thoughtful production.”
John Proctor is the Villain is playing now at Copaken Stage — get your tickets today at kcrep.org and check out exclusive content (including an interview with the cast!) below:
Image credit (top): the cast of KCRep’s 2026 production of JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN • Photo by Don Ipock
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