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a.k. payne (’23) Named Blackburn Finalist


‘Love I Awethu Further’ was submitted by Eugene O’Neill Theater Center and Yale Repertory Theatre.

a.k. payne

February 8, 2024


Theater Critic and Professor Gordon Rogoff Remembered


Charles McNulty (’93, ’95 D.F.A.) shares a brief biography of Rogoff’s lifetime of dedicated work.

Gordon Rogoff

February 6, 2024


Marc Robinson (’90 M.F.A., ’92 D.F.A.) Appointed Dean


Robinson will assume the role of dean of humanities for Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences in July.

Marc Robinson

January 31, 2024


Sheria Irving (’13) and Leland Fowler (’18) Cast in Sally & Tom at The Public Theater


Suzan-Lori Parks’s new play will also include work by Riccardo Hernández (’92, Co-chair of Design) and Alan C. Edwards (’11, faculty).

Sheria Irving and Leland Fowler

January 23, 2024


Juliana Canfield (’17) and Tom Pecinka (’15) Reprise Off-Broadway Roles


David Adjmi’s STEREOPHONIC will have a 14-week Broadway engagement this spring.

Juliana Canfield and Tom Pecinka


Tony Nominee Ato Blankson-Wood (’16) Stars in Cabaret


Blankson-Wood leads as Cliff in Broadway revival of Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club starring Eddie Redmayne and Gayle Rankin.

Ato Blankson Wood


Methuen Drama Publishes New Book by Dr. Eric M. Glover (Faculty)


African American Perspectives in Musical Theatre studies the aesthetics and politics of Black musical theater from an anti-racist perspective.

African American Perspectives in Musical Theatre

December 18, 2023


Alumni Collaborate on Innovative New Opera


The makers of “I AM ALAN TURING,” produced out of Yale’s Center for Collaborative Arts and Media, used AI in creating the show.

Max Monnig

November 30, 2023


Drew Farrow (’06) Keeps the Shows On Track


Without the efforts of ShowFab, many of your favorite Broadway shows, news programs, and broadcast sporting events would not be possible.

Drew Farrow - ShowFab

October 18, 2023


Roberta Pereira (’08) Named Executive Director of NYPAL


Pereira will lead the New York Performing Arts Library, home to more than eight million items relating to music, theater and dance.

Roberta Pereira

October 13, 2023


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