News from On and Off York Street

Prior to joining the Skylight team, Armando developed extensive leadership skills while working as an independent arts management consultant.

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

The current theater manager recently interviewed the two-time Tony-nominated costume designer.

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

The Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation cited Barlow’s passion and flexibility as her greatest strengths in leading the Foundation.

“Lisa differentiated herself with her depth of experience and a strong educational background,” said Diane Foster, assistant city manager.

The 16-episode series, Transpositions: Dance Poems for an Online World, features work by several School of Drama collaborators.

In their new position, Ortega-Murphy will take a producerial lead on several projects in development during the company’s 25th year.

Director of Theater Safety and Occupational Health, Anna Glover, offered a helpful course on risk assessment and decision-making last fall.

David B. Byrd (’06) will take on the role of Managing Director this year.