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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


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


Marc Robinson ’90 MFA, ’92 DFA Appointed Malcolm G. Chace ’56 Professor


Robinson teaches courses on the American avant-garde, modern American drama, contemporary performance in the US and UK, and critical writing.

Marc Robinson

February 28, 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


The Dramaturg’s Perspective: A Conversation with Amauta Firmino (’19)


Firmino, who dramaturged SLAVE PLAY from the 2017 Langston Hughes Festival through its Broadway run, discusses his role in playmaking.

Amauta Firmino

October 21, 2021


David Bruin (’16, D.F.A. ’21) Named Executive Artistic Director


Celebration Barn Theater announced Bruin’s appointment leading into their 50th Anniversary Season.

David Bruin

October 13, 2021


Alex Vermillion (’20) Joins Staff of Play On Shakespeare


Vermillion is the PR & Digital Content Writer for the organization, which makes Shakespeare accessible through translation and adaptation.

Alex Vermillion

September 24, 2021


Lynn Nottage (‘89) One of Several Black Writers on Broadway This Season


Eric M. Glover (Faculty) comments on how this movement happened and what it means for Broadway.

Lynn Nottage ('89)

September 22, 2021


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