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ANON – a tempest at our kitchen table

The Newman Mills Theatre at the Robert W. Wilson MCC Theatre Space · 2h 5m

Opened Oct 14, 2026 · Closed Nov 1, 2026 · Ran for 1 month

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Critics' Take

Washburn's QAnon drama earns praise for Crystal Finn's performance and timely subject matter, but critics find the play uneven and unfocused, with a strong first act that fizzles in its second half despite striking production elements.

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Critic Scorecard

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  • Tier 2: 75%
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  • Tier 4: 20%
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Talkin' Broadway

“In its premiere at MCC Theater, ANON transcends this familiar domestic setting as the virtual world of screens, sounds, images, and conspiracies threatens to overwhelm the physical one.”

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Pages on Stages

“It is an important reminder of shared humanity and the importance of valuing one another before someone decides to seek that validation somewhere else in desperation.”

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Vulture

“Anon isn’t a particularly warmhearted play — nor need it be — but as Delia works on writing her own soliloquy for a Shakespearean character who doesn’t have one (she chooses Lear’s daughter Goneril), Washburn’s empathy reveals itself as a matter of artistry.”

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