Abbi Jacobson, Zoë Winters, Eli Gelb, more to star in 'Birthright' off Broadway

The newest play from Eureka Day Tony Award winner Jonathan Spector will run at MCC Theater for a limited time only beginning in June.

Summary

• The cast of Birthright off Broadway includes Abbi Jacobson; Zoë Winters; Eli Gelb; Hale Appleman; Liz Larsen; Molly Bernard; and Nate Mann
• The show follows the relationship between group of friends over many years beginning with their reunion after a Birthright trip to Israel
• The show runs at MCC Theater from June 5 to July 12

MCC Theater has named the complete cast for its production of Tony Award winner Jonathan Spector's new play Birthright off Broadway, running from June 5 to July 12 with opening night on June 24.

The Birthright cast includes Hale Appleman (The Magicians) as Lev, Molly Bernard (Younger) as Alona, Tony Award nominee Eli Gelb (Stereophonic) as Noah, Abbi Jacobson (Broad City) as Izzy, Tony nominee Liz Larsen (Beautiful: The Carole King Musical) as Deborah, Nate Mann (Masters of the Air) as Emerson, and Zoë Winters (Succession) as Chaya.

Additionally, the play will have direction by Teddy Bergman; set design by Scott Pask; costume design by Clint Ramos; lighting design by Natasha Katz; sound design by Lee Kinney; projection design by David Bengali; wig, hair, and makeup Design by Robert Pickens and Katie Gell; intimacy coordination by Alicia Rodis; voice and text coaching by Gigi Buffington, and props supervision by Samantha Shoffner.

Birthright follows the reunion of six young friends after a Birthright trip to Israel in 2006. Over 18 years, that one reunion becomes exploration of identity, fractured community, and belonging as the friends, together and individually, respond to a changing world and whether reality fits the narratives they've all grown up with.

Check back for information on Birthright tickets on New York Theatre Guide.

Photo credit: Abbi Jacobson, Zoë Winters, Eli Gelb, Hale Appleman, Liz Larsen, Molly Bernard, and Nate Mann. (Photos courtesy of production; Winters photo by Quinn Wharton)