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Join us for MCC Theater’s first Celebrity Game Night!

Artists from theater, film and television-all of them fierce!-will face off in a series of party games to compete for the title of MCC GAME NIGHT CHAMPION! Cheer on your favorite stars, sample gourmet food and beverages from restaurants surrounding MCC’s new Hell’s Kitchen home, and get down after the showdown at the Game Night Dance Party!

A silent auction includes wine, theater tickets, travel, and unique experiences.

Ticket Levels & Benefits

$1,000 VIP Ticket: Includes all Premium Ticket benefits, plus the opportunity to take a photo with one of the evening’s Celebrity Hosts  and access to a reserved viewing area for the Game Show. Goods & Services- $70/ticket

$500 Premium Ticket: Includes VIP entry to the event at 6:00pm, with all night access to the VIP Lounge, where the night’s stars will be mingling with guests pre-show, a private VIP bar and buffet, and VIP coat check Goods & Services- $70/ticket

$350 Preferred Ticket: Includes entry to the event at 7:00pm, a premium Open Bar, preferred entry lines to all gourmet food stations, and Game Night and Dance Party admission Goods & Services- $70/ticket

$200 Standard Ticket: Includes entry to the event at 7:00pm, including a standard open bar and access to a variety of gourmet food stations, with Game Night and Dance Party admission Goods & Services- $55/ticket

TEAM CAPTAINS

PLAYERS ROSTER

JOCELYN BIOH
School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play

Tony Award winner
ALAN CUMMING
Cabaret, “The Good Wife”

Emmy Award nominee
JESSICA HECHT
“Special”, The Assembled Parties

KATIE HOLMES
Pieces of April, “Dawsons Creek”

Emmy Award nominee
MICHAEL KELLY
“House of Cards”, Dawn of the Dead

Tony Award winner
JANE KRAKOWSKI
“Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt”, She Loves Me

SAMANTHA MATHIS
“Billions”, American Psycho

Emmy Award winner
MARGO MARTINDALE
“Justified”, August: Osage County

MJ RODRIGUEZ
“Pose”, Rent

Tony Award nominee
THOMAS SADOSKI
Reasons to be Pretty, “Life in Pieces”

HELENE YORKE
“The Other Two”, Bullets over Broadway

Player roster subject to change