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CAMELOT at Lincoln Center Features School of Drama Talent


Andrew Burnap (’16) will star, with designs by Michael Yeargan (’73, Faculty), Jennifer Moeller (’06).

Andrew Burnap

November 9, 2022


Emily Trask (’11) Promoted at PCPA – Pacific Conservatory Theatre


Trask assumed her new role as Associate Artistic Director in August 2022.

Emily Trask

September 21, 2022


What Da’Vine Joy Randolph (’11) Wants, She’ll Create


“We’ll be speaking the same language,” Randolph said of working with actor-director Sanaa Lathan (’95).

Da'Vine Joy Randolph in a victorian style dress holding a baby

August 26, 2022


Abigail C. Onwunali (’23) Receives 2022 Princess Grace Award


A multi-faceted Nigerian-American theater maker, Onwunali received the John Gore Theater Honor scholarship.

ABIGAIL C. ONWUNALI

August 11, 2022


Sophie von Haselberg (’14) Feature in World Premiere


The Old Globe will present ‘What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank’ from Pulitzer-finalist playwright Nathan Englander.

Sophie von Haselberg

August 10, 2022


James Bundy Reappointed Dean


“[His] creativity and vision have supported advances in both drama education and practice and positioned Yale for leadership in the field.”

James Bundy

December 22, 2021


Lileana Blain-Cruz, Teo Castellanos Among 2021 Doris Duke Artists


Faculty member and Resident Director Lileana Blain Cruz named 2021 Doris Duke Artist.

Lileana Blain-Cruz

October 21, 2021


Congratulations to Tony-Winning Alumni!


Actors Andrew Burnap (’16) and David Alan Grier (’81), and designers Derek McLane (’84) and Catherine Zuber (’84) won in their categories.

Tony Awards logo

October 1, 2021


Antoinette Crowe-Legacy (’18) Joins the Cast of Broadway’s SLAVE PLAY


Playwright Jeremy O. Harris (’19) wrote the role with Crowe-Legacy in mind, which she first performed at the 2017 Langston Hughes Festival.

A scene from Slave Play by Jeremy O'Harris

September 29, 2021


Abubakr Ali (’19) Cast as Dark Horse Comic Hero ‘Grendel’


Leading the Netflix cast, Ali is the first Arab Muslim male actor to portray a series lead in a comic book adaptation.

Abubakr Ali

September 16, 2021


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