News from On and Off York Street

The new play is directed by Roy Steinberg (’78) and features costumes by Jess Goldstein (’78, Former Faculty).

“Sarah’s experience, acumen, and leadership abilities will be essential as we build our community and educational programs in the East Bay…” said board president Kate Stechschulte.

651 ARTS, Brooklyn’s premier organization for the African Diasporic arts, announced that Roberts will start as Executive Director in August 2019.

Yale Rep’s critically acclaimed production, directed by James Bundy (‘95, Dean), features sets, costumes, lighting, and sound by Yale designers.

Muse looks back on his life and directing career as well as the upcoming season at Studio Theatre.

Heard (Faculty, ‘13) says he and Louisa Proske (‘12) wanted to “expand on” their Opera Practicum class with their adventurous company.

“I feel like the luckiest artistic leader in the land, ” says Artistic Director Stephanie Ybarra (’08).

The Tony Honoree for Lifetime Achievement helped form the theatre administration department at Yale School of Drama in 1965.

The first Emruz Festival aims to illuminate the daring works of emerging international Iranian Artists.

Hourigan (’17) will direct the groundbreaking limited-run production of A Streetcar Named Desire May 7 – 25 at MISTER ROGERS in Brooklyn.