Jane Park
Contributing Reporter
Author Archive
Remembering Yale Repertory Theatre founder Robert Brustein

Brustein was a prominent theater-maker and theater critic, writing for The New Republic and The Huffington Post, as well as publishing 16 books on theater and society.

Salovey and the arts

Throughout Salovey’s 11-year tenure, Yale welcomed new arts faculty, including School of Music Dean José García-León, and created new projects like LUX, a new cross-collection search tool.

Carter King ’24, costume designer

In his four years, Carter King ’24 has worked on 13 Yale productions and is currently designing costumes for the December 2023 production of the Shakespearian-inspired opera, “The Fairy Queen.”

King designed costumes for “Homeward,” a senior thesis film written and directed by Annelise Ayuravann Ratner about the tensions and anxieties that exist in a Cambodian American family. The production crew envisioned “Isa,” the main character, as a bird and directly incorporated this imagery into her pajamas.
Best friends and artistic collaborators: Lauren Marut ’25 and Soleil Singh ’24 on their theater journey

The News spoke to the Yale Artists Cabaret co-founders about their and upcoming show, “10:59.”

REVIEW: How do I say “Wish You Were Here”?

A News columnist reviewed the Yale Repertory’s latest production, “Wish You Were Here,” which runs from Oct. 5 to Oct. 28.

YSO Halloween Show tickets drop tonight 

The Yale Symphony Orchestra is releasing tickets for its annual Halloween concert at 10:31 p.m. on Monday.

Fall in love, or don’t: ‘Constellations’ premieres at the Underbrook

“Constellations” explores a relationship across multiple universes and alternate endings.

PROFILE: Chesed Chap ’25 on finding the funny

The News spoke with Chap and members of the comedy group she leads — named Red Hot Poker — about the meaning behind her original production, “Education,” and her comedic side.

ANALYSIS: Race in casting at Yale

The News interviewed eight directors and actors of color about their experiences with casting and outreach for undergraduate productions that center around racial identity.

Corinne Bailey Rae performs new album “Black Rainbows” following talk on its significance

Rae spoke about the importance of the Stony Island Arts Bank in the development of her newest album, which delves into the Black experience in America.

PROFILE: Musical theater lecturer Jeanine Tesori on imperfect music and living in an empty lighthouse

The News interviewed Jeanine Tesori, who recently won a Tony Award for her musical “Kimberly Akimbo.”