The Harvey Weinstein charges have exposed plenty of hurt and shame, but they’ve also made the off-Broadway play “What We’re Up Against” as relevant today as it was when written in 1992.

A nonprofit production arranged by Jenna Segal, which opens at the Women’s Project Theater on Nov. 8, addresses the battle of the sexes — not from the casting couch of Hollywood, but from the cubicle land of an architecture firm.

Yet the parallels are so pronounced that director Adrienne Campbell-Holt told her cast, “Somebody should do a play about people rehearsing a play like this while a scandal like this is coming out,” she said.