Manhattan Theatre Club

'Golden Age' Star Lee Pace On Life Imitating Art

Lee Pace is a little unsure of how audiences are reacting to his performance in the Manhattan Theatre Club’s production of "Golden Age." “Was it okay?” he asks in earnest, hours before opening night.

‘The Madrid’ Evaporates Before Our Eyes

It’s hard to fathom how Manhattan Theatre Club allowed Liz Flahive’s undercooked comedy-drama “The Madrid,” starring Edie Falco, to get all the way to City Center’s downstairs stage.

4 Tips from 'The Assembled Parties's' Jake Silbermann On Making A Broadway Debut

We chatted with Silbermann about making his Broadway debut alongside the likes of Judith Light, Jessica Hecht, and Jeremy Shamos.

'An Enemy of the People' Is a Thrilling, Topical Evening on Broadway

Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s brilliant translation of Henrik Ibsen’s “An Enemy of the People” receives an expert production directed by Doug Hughes, with an astounding ensemble led by Boyd Gaines and Richard Thomas.

'The Madrid' Actor Seth Clayton on Becoming Equity and Working With Edie Falco

Clayton chatted with Backstage about working with Falco, discovering his acting passion, starting his own theater company and gaining professional status as an actor.

Moving to the Main Stem, ‘The Other Place’ Only Gets Richer

Laurie Metcalf is devastating in Sharr White’s penetrating dementia drama “The Other Place,” originally from MCC Theater and now on Broadway courtesy of Manhattan Theatre Club.

'Murder Ballad' Is a Hot Night of Theater

Julia Jordan and Juliana Nash’s sex-fueled new rock musical “Murder Ballad,” at Manhattan Theatre Club’s New York City Center Studio at Stage II, is electric with energy.

David Caparelliotis Brings Off-Broadway Aesthetic to Broadway Casting

Casting director David Caparelliotis on casting for Broadway and Off-Broadway and finding rappers for a new musical about Tupac Shakur.

McNally's Bittersweet 'Golden Age' Fulfills Its Promise

Terrence McNally’s “Golden Age,” from Manhattan Theatre Club, offers Lee Pace, Bebe Neuwirth, and F. Murray Abraham in a winning meditation on the joys and costs of making art.

'The Assembled Parties' Weaves a Web of Complicated Relationships

Richard Greenberg’s touching familial comedy-drama “The Assembled Parties,” from Manhattan Theatre Club, starring Judith Light and Jessica Hecht, is written with boundless affection.