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Princeton, New Jersey
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The theater was founded in 1930 with funding from Thomas N. McCarter, and its first production was directed by John Gielgud, a future Nobel laureate in Literature.
In 1994, McCarter Theater Center received the Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theater, recognizing its significant contribution to the performing arts.
The theater presents over 200 performances annually, ranging from drama and dance to music and family programs.
The building was designed by architect Thomas W. Lamb, known for his work on theaters and cinemas across the United States.
The theater offers numerous educational programs, including workshops and classes, to engage the community and foster a love for the arts.
It is located on the campus of Princeton University, providing a cultural bridge between the university and the local community.
