Twice a year, MCC Theater presents new plays from our Playwrights’ Coalition in the PlayLabs free readings series. Each fall and spring, these readings take the development of new plays to the public, bringing you exciting new work and giving the playwrights a chance to hear their freshest scripts in front of an audience.

Spring 2010
Mon Mar 8, 7pm - A Hard Wall at High Speed
Mon Mar 22, 7pm - Girls Day
Mon Apr 5, 7pm - See You Later

Admission is free
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Baruch Performing Arts
25th St, btw Lex & Third
(south side of street)

PlayLabs feature brand new work by some of the most exciting writers working today.  Each has his or her own unique, exciting voice that we can’t wait to share with you. Hear their work read by New York's best actors - past readings have featured Michael Shannon (Oscar nominee for Revolutionary Road, Bug), Michael Urie (Ugly Betty), Marin Ireland (reasons to be pretty on Broadway, Blasted), Eddie Kaye Thomas (American Pie), and many more.

MCC Theater PlayLabs bring new plays to you. But they also bring you to new plays.  Join us after every reading for a reception, a chance to chat with the artists and meet other new play enthusiasts.

Click here to check out past PlayLab line-ups.

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March 8, 7pm
A Hard Wall at High Speed
by Ashlin Halfnight
directed by Josh Hecht
with Halley Feiffer, Greg Keller, Jennifer Mudge, Corey Stoll
Rudy was just an ordinary flight instructor in the Florida Keys, teaching people how to fly planes. But his marriage, his family, and everything dear to him are threatened when an unexpected burst of media attention begins to turn an uneasy nation against him.

March 22, 7pm
Girls Day
by Steven Levenson
directed by Evan Cabnet
with Aya Cash, Halley Feiffer, Nicole Lowrance, Alfredo Narciso, Lucas Papaelias
In this hilarious imagining of The Day Britney Shaved Her Head, the pop diva (fresh from re-hab) screams, rages, drinks, drugs, viciously lashes out, and generally runs riot through the whole world that created her and carelessly tossed her aside. 

April 5, 7pm
See You Later
by Alex Lewin
directed by Daniel Aukin
with Greg Keller, Austin Lysy
Since college days, Tom and Andrew have successfully navigated the dangerous twists and turns that twenty years of friendship can bring. But after all this time of growing together, they may be realizing an opposite and sad truth: just how far they have drifted apart.