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Recently we showcased the most produced school shows of the 2024-25 season. This week, we're looking at one of the most-produced school plays: Arthur Miller's 1953 Tony-winner The Crucible. A classic since its premiere, The Crucible has been widely produced by schools all across the country, and spawned countless adaptations and derivative works, including Kimberly Belflower's John Proctor is the Villain, currently playing on Broadway—which follows a group of high school students studying Miller's play. Take a look below at the variety of ways real-life high school students have represented their own productions of The Crucible.
The Latin School of Chicago's The Crucible
Highland Park Senior High School's The Crucible
Hamilton High School's The Crucible
Plainfield High School's The Crucible
Grandview High School's The Crucible
Greenville Senior High Academy's The Crucible
Main Street Theatre & Dance Alliance's The Crucible
William J. Brennan High School's The Crucible
Lexington High School's The Crucible
The American School of Warsaw's The Crucible
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