Carrie White has always been on the outside looking in, at school, at home, in the world. Raised by a rigidly religious mother and tormented by classmates who see her as a target, she has learned to make herself small. But something is growing inside Carrie: a power she doesn't understand and can't control, and a longing for connection she refuses to give up on.

When a cruel prank turns her one moment of acceptance into public humiliation, the consequences are devastating and unstoppable.

Based on Stephen King's landmark novel and featuring a bold, contemporary score, the 2012 MCC Theatre revival of Carrie reframes this classic horror story as something far more devastating than a scare, it's a story about what we do to girls who don't fit, and what happens when they stop trying.

Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s Merrily We Roll Along tells the story of three friends, Frank, Charley, and Mary, as their idealism fades over the years. Told in reverse, we see how fame, failure, and personal choices pull them apart. As we move backward through the decades, we witness the highs of youthful hope and the heartbreak of what’s lost along the way. Through Sondheim’s intricate score and emotionally layered lyrics, the musical explores the cost of success, the fragility of relationships, and the longing to hold onto who we once were.