Mia Farrow is a first-time Tony nominee this year and she is checking out the other nominated shows!

The 80-year-old legendary actress, who is the oldest acting nominee this year, went to a performance of the play John Proctor Is The Villain this week in New York City.

Mia visited with the cast backstage after the show and chatted with Sadie Sink, who is up against her for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play, and Fina Strazza, who is nominated for Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play and is the youngest acting nominee of the season.

Mia earned a Leading Actress nomination for her work in The Roommate, which ran at the Booth Theatre last year. John Proctor Is The Villain is currently at the same venue!

In John Proctor is the Villain, five young women - fueled by pop music, optimism, and fury - clash with their school, their Georgia town, and the stories they've been instructed to believe. As their class dissects The Crucible, they begin to question who we deem heroic, who we call a villain, and who gets burned in the process.