Cameron Nye
Staff Reporter
Cameron Nye covers theater and performances. He is a sophomore in Branford College majoring in political science.
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REVIEW: In Dramat’s ‘Spelling Bee,’ a comedic yet heartfelt sendoff to seniors

On the 2025 commencement musical’s opening night, spelling took center stage as the actors — joined by Pericles Lewis and other audience volunteers — manifested what they sang: “Unlike idiots, we ideate.”

REVIEW: Drag and debt take center stage in Yale Rep’s electrifying season finale

Against a backdrop of drag pageantry and political performance, “Notes on Killing Seven Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Board Members” delivers a heartfelt exploration of trans identity, liberation and Puerto Rico’s colonial wounds.

ASL Variety Show was a celebration of language beyond sound

Held last Thursday, the event brought together performers of all levels to celebrate Deaf culture through storytelling and signed expression.

REVIEW: Dramat’s spring mainstage “Intimate Apparel” masterfully stitched together themes of love and longing

The Dramat took audiences on an intimate journey through the eyes of a seamstress, delivering a production brimming with emotional precision.

“Intimate Apparel” explores womanhood and love in early 20th century

Premiering this week, the Dramat’s Spring Mainstage weaves together a powerful story laced with themes of persistence and tenderness.

Lace up your frat shoes and lay out the hay: “Fuck the Goat” to open this weekend

Running from March 27 to 29, “Fuck the Goat,” written by Chesed Chap ’25, explores young men’s desperation to find belonging.

Dramat’s ASL pilot program discontinued, raising accessibility concerns

Without continued financial support, the Dramat no longer has a designated night with provided ASL interpretation.

Listen to your heart this Friday at Yale Artists Cabaret’s “Timeless”

Packed full of classic love songs, 15 performers will “pull at your heart strings” this Friday night.

This year’s FroShow, “Miss Molly: A Marital Deceit of Honest Intentions,” takes viewers on a gay romp in Victorian England

The Dramat’s annual FroShow runs from Feb. 20-22 in the University Theater, dazzling audiences as they venture through Victorian high society to find their “beards.”

Jumpin’ at Yale to perform Black History Month showcase

“Jumpin’ Across the U.S.” is set to bring a night of Black celebration and play to Yale this weekend.

Filled with foibles and fables, “Pippin” leads you to your own corner of the sky

The revamped Broadway classic will run from Feb. 6-8 in the Black Box Theater.