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Christina Anderson (’11) Awarded 2022 Horton Foote Prize


The biennial prize recognizing excellence in American theater will be awarded to Anderson for “the ripple, the wave that carried me home.”

Christina Anderson

September 27, 2022


Noah Diaz (’20) An “Artist to Watch”


‘You Will Get Sick,’ written at the School, will be presented at Roundabout Theatre Company this fall.

Noah Diaz

September 12, 2022


Martyna Majok (’12) Receives Hull-Warriner Award for ‘Sanctuary City’


Presented by the Dramatists Guild Council, the award recognizes a play dealing with controversial and timely subjects.

Martyna Majok

August 9, 2022


Roundabout Theatre Company to premiere work by Noah Diaz (’20)


‘You Will Get Sick,’ developed at the School, will include costumes by Alicia Austin (’20) and feature actor Dario Ladani Sanchez (’20).

Noah Diaz

August 8, 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


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


An Extraordinary and Unprecedented Gift from David Geffen


The gift of $150 million ensures that from this day forward, in perpetuity, the School is tuition-free.

David Geffen School of Drama at Yale logo

June 30, 2021


Doug Robinson (’24) Named Grantee of ReImagine: New Plays in TYA


ReImagine aims to support the development and visibility of new works for young audiences by BIPOC playwrights.

Doug Robinson

May 7, 2021


Playwright OyamO (’81) Receives 2021 Tooth of Time Award


Presented by the Adams and Reisch Foundation, the award honors playwrights who create significant, idea-driven work throughout their career.

OyamO

April 27, 2021


Lindsey Ferrentino (’16) To Adapt ‘Amy and the Orphans’ for Netflix


Ferrentino’s play about a woman with Down Syndrome and her siblings was developed during the 2016 Carlotta Festival of New Plays.

Lindsey Ferrentino

March 17, 2021


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