A Play by Clare Barron. Directed by Anne Kauffman. Starring Alia Shawkat.

*Opening Night - February 23rd*

After losing both her job and her boyfriend, an unmoored and unsettled Mae (Alia Shawkat) returns to her small Washington hometown to take care of her ailing father. When she meets a mysterious stranger, she has the startling realization that maybe the intimacy she’s been craving is easier with the unknown, rather than with her own family. Blending reality and fantasy, You Got Older reunites Obie Award winner and Pulitzer Prize finalist Clare Barron with Obie Award winner and Tony Award nominee Anne Kauffman for this tender and darkly comic play about family, illness, and cowboys — and how to remain standing when everything you know comes crashing down around you.

Scenic Designer Arnulfo Maldonado

Costume Designer Ásta Bennie Hostetter

Lighting Designer Isabella Byrd

Sound Designer & Original Composition Daniel Kluger

Casting Director Taylor Williams, CSA

A comedy by Natalie Palamides.

Runtime: 90 minutes.

“A completely fearless atom bomb of energy.” ★★★★★ – The Telegraph, UK.

WEER is recommended for ages 18 and up due to nudity, sexual content, and mature themes.

*Please be advised that this production also includes the use of flashing lights/strobes, prop firearms, and gunshot sound effects. Please also note that guests seated in the first row may get slightly wet*

Lizzy McAlpine wraps up the Older (and Wiser) era with an intimate show alongside two of her closest collaborators.

Tickets on sale now.

For the first time in front of a live audience, MIKE presents the Band of the Century. Previously only appearing on NPR's Tiny Desk, the band brings a total reimagining and dynamic to MIKE's music. Exclusively for 3 intimate nights at Cherry Lane Theatre in MIKE's hometown of NYC, the Band of The Century will perform a set spanning MIKE's vast catalog, including many songs past what the band played on Tiny Desk. To coincide with the show, limited Band of the Century vinyl and merchandise will be available.

Supported by Meshela.

Join us for a screening of The Heartbreak Kid, a 1972 romantic dark comedy directed by Elaine May. Featuring an introduction from Sofia Coppola.

Runtime: 106 minutes.

Note: Cherry Lane Theatre does not feature previews. We recommend arriving 15 minutes before the film.