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Carlotta Festival of New PlaysMay 4-12, 2012 Three new plays by the graduating class of Yale School of Drama playwrights, performed in rotating repertory. |
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Doctor FAUSTUS
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CYMBELINEby William Shakespeare
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THE SEAGULLby Anton Chekhov
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The 2011-12 Studio Series:The Studio Series productions are designed to be learning experiences that complement classroom work, providing a medium for students at Yale School of Drama to combine their individual talents and energies toward the staging of collaboratively created works. Your attendance meaningfully completes that process. The Yale School of Drama's 2011-12 Studio Series performances are FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED. |
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THE MOST LAMENTABLE ROMAN TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUSBy William Shakespeare
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Previously this season:
Angels in America, Part Two: Perestroika
By Tony Kushner
Directed by Ron Van Lieu
Iseman Theater
Thursday, October 6 at 4pm
Friday, October 7 at 3:30 & 8pm
Saturday, October 8 at 4pm
Contains nudity, sexual situations, violence, and strong language.
Rodeo
By Justin A. Taylor
Directed by Ethan Heard
Iseman Theater
Thursday, November 10 at 4pm
Friday, November 11 at 4 & 8pm
Saturday, November 12 at 4pm
In Ransom, Arizona, meth is the drug of choice and the rodeo is the most important event of the year. But while everyone else is roping steers and drinking beers, 17-year-old Ruth is stuck working at Walmart—and having the strangest day of her life. Rodeo is about how a person in the blue-vest arena of overwhelming choice can still be all out of options.
Outlaw Jean
By Martha Kaufman
Directed by Jack Tamburri
Iseman Theater
Thursday, November 17 at 4pm
Friday, November 18 at 4 & 8pm
Saturday, November 19 at 4pm
Outlaw Jean's got a $100,000 reward to her name and a reputation for ruthlessness. But to get to the top of the outlaw heap she has to face the biggest outlaw challenge of all: go back to her bedbug-infested childhood home on Loosenoose Road and get her mama's blessing
A Duck on a Bike
By Amelia Roper
Directed by Margot Bordelon
Iseman Theater
Thursday, December 1 at 4pm
Friday, December 2 at 4 & 8pm
Saturday, December 3 at 4pm
How do you do a play about war if you have never been in one? How do you do a play about war without a smoke machine? How does a person fall when they die? And can the days spent rehearsing love, hate, and helmets ever prepare an artist for sudden personal tragedy? A Duck on a Bike. A play about people. With a song. And some dancing.
Julius Caesar
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Ethan Heard
Iseman Theater
Thursday, February 9 at 4pm
Friday, February 10 at 4 & 8pm
Saturday, February 11 at 4pm
Antony and Cleopatra
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Margot Bordelon
Iseman Theater
Thursday, March 8 at 4pm
Friday, March 9 at 4 & 8pm
Saturday, March 10 at 4pm
Blinded by lust, Mark Antony, triumvir of Rome, neglects his military duties to indulge in the endless delights of Egypt's Queen Cleopatra. A woman of "infinite variety," she "makes hungry where most she satisfies." A world goes to war as this public romance, inextricably entwined with politics, has fatal repercussions on the lives of millions.
Yale School of Drama Accessibility Services
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Wheelchair and Accessible Entrances and Seating All Yale School of Drama Studio Series venues are wheelchair accessible and offer accessible seating. |
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Assistive Listening Devices Assistive Listening Devices are available upon advance request: please reserve your tickets online and then call (203) 432-9740 or email ysd.shows@yale.edu no later than 24 hours prior to the performance you are attending to make your request. |
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Large Print Programs Large print programs are available at all performances. |