Community Conversation: Nashville Repertory Theatre's John Proctor Is the Villain
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DateOct 7, 2026
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Event Starts12 PM to 1 PM
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VenueJohnson Theater
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Doors OpenLunch begins at 11:30 AM
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Will CallCheck In At Event
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Ticket PricesFree - Reservation Required
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On SaleOn Sale Now
Event Details
What happens when we question the stories we've always been told? In the biting dramatic comedy, John Proctor Is the Villain, a high school English class reexamines The Crucible and sparks a reckoning. As teenage girls debate John Proctor’s morality, their conversations expose uncomfortable truths about consent, credibility, and the stories society chooses to protect.
Join us for a lunchtime Community Conversation where we'll explore themes of consent, healthy relationships, self-advocacy, and mental well-being.
Welcome to Community Conversations, a groundbreaking new series at TPAC designed to bridge the gap between the performing arts and meaningful health literacy. This season, we are stepping beyond the stage to explore cognitive wellness, mental fitness, and social health.
This is a TPAC InsideOut event and is not a full performance. Presenting guest lineups are subject to change.
A free box lunch will be served to all registrants.
Reservation Event
This is a non-ticketed general admission reservation event. Tickets will not be available at Will Call. All patrons will Check-In at the event.
Itinerary
- Lunch served beginning at 11:30 AM
- Program from 12 PM to 1 PM
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Welcome to Community Conversations, a groundbreaking new series at TPAC designed to bridge the gap between the performing arts and meaningful health literacy. This season, we are stepping beyond the stage to explore cognitive wellness, mental fitness, and social health.
A free box lunch will be served to all registrants.