PERFORMING ARTS
PALOMA VIGIL
“More than just a performance”: Yale Kalaa puts on first-ever cross-collaboration show

Yale Kalaa, Yale’s Indian Classical dance group, collaborated with Brown University’s South Asian classical dance team Abhinaya and Yale’s newly formed Dhvani — an Indian Classical music group — to put on a multilingual dance drama.

February 8, 2023

JANE PARK
“Spring Awakening” breaks boundaries, on and off the stage

Rock musical “Spring Awakening” is set to be performed on Thursday, February 2nd 2023, Friday February 3rd 2023, and Saturday February 4th 2023 at Yale’s Off Broadway Theater.

February 1, 2023

OPHELIA HE
David Geffen School of Drama puts on “Marys Seacole” as first production of 2023

The show which is based on Mary Seacole’s life wrapped up performances last week.

January 30, 2023

NEHA MIDDELA
Student play “Juba, or Jump!” performed at Saybrook Underbrook

“Juba or Jump!,” a play written and directed by Aaron Magloire ’23, was performed at the Saybrook Underbrook from Dec. 8-10

January 17, 2023

YASH WADWEKAR
Classical performance “2 x 2” shines in Schwarzman Dome

Last week, Jun-Davinci Choi and Nicole Lam directed two classical music showcases under their Creative and Performing Arts project “2 x 2.”

December 5, 2022

HANNAH KOTLER
Yale Undergraduate Chamber Orchestra presents one-night-only concert ‘All-American’

Yale Undergraduate Chamber Orchestra puts on an ambitious program featuring American composers after recent adjustments to YUCO’s operation

November 15, 2022

BRI ANDERSON
Yaledancers to perform in first full capacity performance since pandemic

Yaledancers will put on their fall show ‘After Dark’ Nov. 3 through Nov. 5 at the ECA Theater on Audubon Street

November 3, 2022

YASH WADWEKAR
Roshni lights up Woolsey Hall with annual performance

The showcase — named for Hindi word for “light” — featured four of Yale’s South Asian dance teams alongside four acts from first-years, sophomores, juniors and seniors.

November 1, 2022

OPHELIA HE
The Government Inspector premieres in Dramat’s first fall showing

The satirical comedy tells the story of corrupted officials and was originally written by Ukrainian-born novelist Nikolai Gogol.

October 11, 2022

ANIKA ARORA SETH & PALOMA VIGIL
Dramat production to feature entirely Black cast

Tori Sampson’s 2019 play, “If Pretty Hurts Ugly Must Be a Muhfucka,”, will explore the meaning of beauty through the lens of Black womanhood at the Spring 2023 Experimental show.

September 30, 2022

TOBIAS LIU
PROFILE: Organist Gumbs blends worlds through a declining art

Spotlight on concert organist and Director of Chapel Music Nathaniel Gumbs.

September 27, 2022