Each spring in New York, two unique one-night-only benefit concerts arrive, reminding us theatre lovers just how expansive and generous this art form can be. I have...
Addiction is the vehicle, but the destination is something deeper….something older. Joe White’s Blackout Songs, now making its New York debut at MCC Theater after an...
“Let’s play a game,” she says to their gaggle of friends with a casual giddiness that in a way feels true, but also contains an edge...
Diving into the emotionally turbulent world of rock and roll, courtesy of MCC Theater, The Lonely Few demands to be heard. It sings out loud and...
Journalism as a background topic seems never to fail to please an audience, from The Front Page to All the President’s Men and Network, and now...
All on one day, a Saturday in June, I found myself feasting on Atlantic Theater Company‘s Days of Wine and Roses after a lunchtime visit with...
“What if I said I am not what you think you see?” This is the opening line that swings strong, setting up the battle, and signaling...
Robert LuPone, was a Tony-nominated actor and the founder of the off-Broadway MCC Theatre. He has died a after three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. Bob is...
Theatrical references are thrown around like beautiful fun confetti in MCC Theater‘s hilarious and surprisingly meaningful new play, Which Way to the Stage. They fly in...
“They were dogs!” and “These were their names!” And with that silly simplistic refrain blasted out loud and clear from its two creators and stars, Space...
What do you get when you combine four talented women on stage to sing about life in 2021? FOUR!, a new cabaret performance that will debut...
7pm: Space Dogs MCC Theater presents highlights from Space Dogs, a new musical by Van Hughes and Nick Blaemire, as part of its Songlab series. Space Dogs tells the heartbreaking,...
I have gotten countless e-mails from shows and events closing. Here are just some of them. Tribeca Film Festival will no longer be taking place next month....
The stove is fired up as the lights come up on MCC Theater’s new play, Seared, and the chef is working his magic with intense finesse, slicing...
Come take my hand. With that invitation, MCC Theater‘s The Wrong Manmajestically ushers itself into the Robert W. Wilson Space ever so rightly and emotionally, bringing the darkly clad silhouettes...
Joshua Henry and Cast In this singular and exciting new work, the wrong man meets the wrong woman in the wrong place at the wrong time....
The cast and creatives of MCC Theater’s New York premiere production of Seared met the press at Ardesia Wine Bar, 510 West 52nd Street (Between 10th and 11th Avenues). The cast features W...
How many Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow‘s does it take to get us fully going and engaged? I guess the answer is six. But you might...
Chris Perfetti, Tavi Gevinson, Rebecca Henderson photo by Joan Marcus “If only we knew.” As a disclaimer before I write this review, I am not a...
Rolling into the lovely new Robert W. Wilson MCC Theatre Space, the new musical, Alice by Heart tries desperately to find its footing in the often-mined landscape of Wonderland....
There’s a lot to unpack in this compelling and engaging new play at MCC Theatre. Lucy Thurber (The Insurgents) has written a strongly structured and aimed examination...
“You are beautiful, but you are not charming!, Charm, comes from respecting yourself and others. It means that you don’t beat up, make fun of, pick...
Based on an actual transgender woman, Miss Gloria Allen who volunteered her time at a Chicago LGBTQ community center on Halsted teaching etiquette to a mostly...
I knew it was going to have a bite. This play falls in a genre of young playwrights, British this time, who write about dysfunctional youth,...
