Author Archives: Anya Grenier

The play will go up at the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater in Cape Cod, Mass. a year after Marina Keegan's ’12 death in a car accident.

Director Robert Woodruff and actor Bill Camp collaborated on adapting the script for the Yale Repertory Theatre’s final production of the season, “In a Year with 13 Moons,” from the original German film.

Students hoping to pursue nontraditional paths in the professional theater world encounter unique challenges.

When Marina Keegan ’12 died just a few days after her graduation from Yale College, her parents, friends and professors soon began to wonder how her memory might best be kept alive at the school.

Paul Giamatti ’89 DRA ’94 had already been applauded twice before speaking his first words at a talk given to a packed University Theatre on Monday afternoon.

For the first time, students seeking funding through CPA awards for projects next fall can secure resources before leaving for the summer.

A new show this weekend asks audiences to imagine the end of the world as part of a journey through classical music.

Alas, poor Yorick, who didn’t get a ticket to see “Hamlet” at the Yale Repertory Theatre.

This past weekend, one of Yale’s longest-standing musical traditions was challenged.

Almost a year after the launch of The Franke Program in Science and the Humanities, the interdisciplinary initiative’s first performance venture will take flight this weekend.

Students, workers and professors in the Calhoun, Branford and Davenport dining halls were serenaded during lunch Wednesday in a series of “interventions” announcing the Yale arrival of the Open Program of the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards.

Nearly 70 Yale College students will come together this week to resurrect a show last performed in America before most of them were born.