MCC Theater

Evan Jonigkeit on ‘Really Really,’ Baseball, and Getting Naked Onstage

Jonigkeit spoke with Backstage about how he found his theatrical bearings and his advice for aspiring actors.

Melodrama Is ‘Really Really’ Unpersuasive

Paul Downs Colaizzo’s “Really Really,” from MCC Theater, is a glaringly manipulative “Did it happen or didn’t it?” melodrama about contemporary college students behaving badly.

Judith Light: ‘Don‘t Listen to What the World Tells You’

The Tony winner, who also had famous roles on TV's "Who's the Boss?" and "One Life to Live," shared with Backstage her secrets to maintaining a long and successful career. Light will be back on Broadway this spring in "The Assembled Parties," which starts performances March 21.

First-Rate Acting Redeems the Schematic 'Don't Go Gentle'

“Don’t Go Gentle,” Stephen Belber’s schematic drama about race and regret from MCC Theater, is enlivened by fine performances from a cast of five led by Michael Cristofer.

Judith Light to Be Honored at Miscast Gala

MCC Theater’s annual Miscast gala, featuring Jane Krakowski, Cheyenne Jackson, and Jonathan Groff, will be held March 4.