About The Show

By Kimberly Belflower

February 4 – March 2

Presented at the Cook Theatre

In this witty and brutally honest play set in rural Georgia of 2019, a group of high-school students struggle to separate reality from illusion, truth from lie and right from wrong, as they study Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, while navigating their own complex and imperfect world. On that dizzying journey, full of heartbreak, betrayal and scandal, they find their true identities and beliefs, forge deeper friendships and challenge social stereotypes. Kimberly Belflower’s fresh new voice is not to be missed!

This play contains racially charged and strong language, as well as mentions of sexual assault and exploitation. It deals with difficult themes of violence, mental health and other potentially triggering topics.