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“At every point, when I asked people that I looked up to, they said, ‘Absolutely, yes.'” said Abdul-Mateen.

When she teaches, Narda E. Alcorn (’95, Chair of Stage Management) shows students how to dismantle preconceptions that can cause harm.

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

Lemmon will play the mother of a child with pyrokinetic abilities in the feature adaptation of Stephen King’s novel.

Cast in the pilot shortly after graduating, Bernard grew into adulthood with her character, Lauren Heller.

Baker and showrunner Jeffrey King fought to create “a flawed protagonist who can make mistakes.”

As New Works Director, Mark is responsible for producing and managing every aspect of NAMT’s annual Festival of New Musicals.

An experienced producer, including a turn as Co-Artistic Director of Yale Cabaret, Kerwin succeeds founding artistic director Donald Jordan.

Mizzy will assume her new role at the end of July.

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