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  The “Psychic Life of Savages” is lyrical, powerful, darkly humorous and not easy to sit through. The play was written in 1995 by Amy […]

February 21, 2003

Selling seduction but failing to entirely seduce, the Dramat’s “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” isn’t as steamy as its bold and aggressive advertising suggests. Nudity? A little, […]

February 21, 2003

“The doctors say she died a virgin,” the prison janitor told Dalton, who lay entranced on a bench in his cell. “You missed the target […]

February 21, 2003

Under the careful watch of director Christina Mitropoulou ’04, the four characters in “Closer” are soon revealed to be “sad strangers photographed beautifully,” to borrow […]

February 14, 2003

Noah (Michael Schulman ’03) is a disconnected, retired comparative religion professor living in seclusion with his second wife Claude (Lauren Roggers ’05), an easily aroused […]

February 14, 2003

“Load-in” — the infamous, fear-inspiring marathon of a day when the cast and crew of “Freedomland” will invade the Whitney Humanities Center with all things […]

February 7, 2003

Caribbean fairy tale “Once on This Island” brings a splash of sunshine into the shadows of Nick Chapel. A striking contrast to last year’s more […]

February 7, 2003

In what she calls a “celebration of undergraduate talent,” Toni Dorfman has brought Yale’s undergraduate theater community its first full-length play festival. Dorfman, a professor […]

February 7, 2003

In a beautiful ’30s setting “The Glass Menagerie” stays true to Williams, and the mother-son flare-ups and relentless sobbing stop short of melodrama. Set in […]

January 24, 2003

Shakespeare’s plays were written for the educated and non-educated alike. But, despite the Bard’s intentions, recent productions of his work seem to forget the latter […]

January 24, 2003

On a bare stage with only Bill Sims Jr. in the shadows accompanying and punctuating the dialogue with acoustic blues guitar, actor and first-time playwright […]

January 17, 2003