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Harrington, a ground-breaking projection designer was hailed “the godmother of all projectors” by John Simon in New York magazine.

“Teaching has absolutely made me a better designer in every aspect. I understand my process now in a completely different way, once I started to teach it.”

The Chair of Theater Management believes her students should “take what they can from my experience and make their own unique way in the field. Be your own kind of leader.”

Policy effective immediately for Fall 2020 enrollment.

“Everyone’s free to invent their own Emily Dickinson, and this is mine,” Smith said.

The play will be directed by Rory Pelsue (’18) and features costume design by Cole McCarty (’18) and sound by Kathy Ruvuna (’19).

Ohl’s extensive career in the theater industry has included many new and renovated performance venues in New York and across the country.

The Best at It tells the story of Rahul Kapoor who is taunted by the neighborhood bully and struggles with his crush on a football player.

The longtime deputy dean and professor at Yale School of Drama, who also served as Yale Rep’s managing director, will end her tenure next June.

Already a Resident Artist, the actor will assume additional duties including season planning, mentoring students, and managing playwright relationships.