“Anchoring ANON is a phenomenal performance by Crystal Finn as Jeanie.”

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
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
19 reviews- Tier 1: 100%
- Tier 2: 75%
- Tier 3: 40%
- Tier 4: 20%
“But there’s a twist in this quirky, engaging piece, now in its world premiere off-Broadway at MCC Theater.”
“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.”
“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.”
“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.”












