This was our first visit to the McCarter Theatre. We were impressed by Into the Woods by Fiasco Productions. I am willing to go on record as a theatre snob, and usually primarily identify shortcomings. This show, however, was phenomenal. The set design and the creative decisions on how to recreate this show were spot on. We saw this on... More

This place is simply the best. Warm and a classy place to see a show. Who needs to travel to the city when you have this in your backyard!

We have been a long time subscribers to McCarter Theater's Plays. This season was one of the best! Just saw "Into The Woods" last night and it was great! The first play this season (last fall) was "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" which has now moved to Broadway and is up for 6 Tony's! We are always surprised... More

I have been a subscriber on and off for over 30 years at this venue. First of all let me say that whatever McCarter does at either the large Mathews Theatre or the smaller well appointed Berlind, it is always done with extreme precision and professionalism. While I only enjoyed two of the five plays in the series this years... More

We saw a wonderful play while we were here presented by the students: Sunday in the Park with George by Stephen Sondheim. There was live music and the acting was very good. We had great seats. I love plays by Sondheim. It was an interesting way to look at art and what message it has. Learned about Seurat and one... More

I've seen many lovely shows at the McCarter Theatre that are darn close to Broadway level entertainment. All without the need to travel to NYC. 20 minutes from home...sweet.

Last year, we were fortunate to see the MCC concert at McCarter Theater. She is returning to this site on May 15th and tickets are now available. She puts on a good show, and her co-host this year will be Shawn Colvin.

Another Princeton gem. McCarter has won a Tony Award for small theater. Go online to get a schedule because the varied events, talks and plays sell out fast. Well know actors and directors often are members of the production and casts. The lecture series are fun with recent talks by Terry Gross from NPR. The music can be great as... More

Most plays are really old fashioned and NOT of interest. I ended up walking home while my husband stuck it out.