John Proctor Is The Villain is one of Broadway’s most buzzed-about plays. In the coming-of-age story, a group of students begin studying The Crucible at the start of the #MeToo movement. As a series of events come to light, the students question their perspective on The Crucible and their own lives.
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Did you read The Crucible before auditioning for John Proctor Is The Villain?
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I loved the use of music in John Proctor, like Lorde’s “Green Light.” What is your connection to the music used in the play? Do you sing and write music yourself?
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You mentioned that you workshopped the play with Danya and Sadie. Were you always considered for the role of Beth, or did you ever consider other parts?
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Beth’s character evolves quite a bit, especially in Act 2. How do you feel your performance has evolved over time?
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I’ve always wondered what it’s like to be on a Broadway stage. What is that feeling for you when you step on stage?
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Do you have any favorite memories with the cast?
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Huge congratulations to you, the cast, and the crew! You’re the youngest Tony nominee this year; what was your reaction to hearing your nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Play?
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I watched Fear Street: Prom Queen on Netflix last night, and it was terrifying. Tiffany is a much different character from Beth. Was it a fun experience getting to do a horror film?
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Did you get to meet R.L. Stine?
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John Proctor Is the Villain is an incredible play. What do you hope audiences take away from your performance?