Eric Xiao
Staff Reporter
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Cabaret play explores artistic creation

The newest production at the Yale Cabaret will offer audiences a glimpse into the mental turmoil artists experience during the creative process.

Student-written musical explores idealism, hope

Many people try to find love by looking around, but some decide to look up. “The Skylight Room,” a one-act musical adaptation of O. Henry’s […]

Theater studies majors experiment with senior projects

Many seniors in the theater studies major are already braving uncharted territory within their own senior projects.

New chair for Acting Department

After nearly a decade of leadership as chair of the Yale School of Drama’s Acting Department, Lloyd Richard Professor Ron Van Lieu will be succeeded at the end of this academic year by Associate Chair of Acting Walton Wilson.

Rep play advances to Broadway

For the first time in its history, the Yale Repertory Theatre’s Binger Center for New Theatre will send a show to Broadway. After being named […]

Public installation to explore urban violence

New Haven community members ranging from elementary school students to professional artists will reflect on violence through art starting next month.

Love at Yale, Actually

Three hours after the email is sent out, Christian Probst ’16 responds. “Is Tuesday at 1 good?? That’s good for both of us! -Christian and […]

‘Owners’ explores power, murder

Directed by Evan Yionoulis, a resident director at the Yale Repertory Theatre, “Owners” by Caryl Churchill will open at the Rep on Oct. 31

YDC introduces new casting process

Starting this fall, aspiring actors at Yale will take part in a changed casting process for productions affiliated with the Yale Drama Coalition.

Dance initiatives expanded

Starting this fall, the University is taking steps to accommodate students’ growing interest in the field of dance.

Arts festival economic boon

This summer, New Haven’s cultural scene peaked during the annual International Festival of Arts and Ideas — and so did the Elm City’s economy.