A decade ago, Rich Ives decided to solve a problem. (more…)
Tag Archives: theater
Choral Issues
As the lights go up on Yale Rep’s Choir Boy and the paneled hall of the Charles R. Drew Preparatory School for Boys—“dedicated to the education of strong, ethical Black men”—Headmaster Marrow regally welcomes the audience to the academy’s 49th commencement. The school choir is singing, and, on cue, student Pharus Young takes center stage, […]
Playing It Back
In order to understand what happened in the Crown Heights neighborhood of New York City in August of 1991, you need some context. (more…)
Adjustment Period
The word “pivot” may bring to mind an iconic scene from Friends, in which Ross, Rachel and Chandler attempt to (more…)
Playing Through
In lieu of theater seating, no longer an option in the time of COVID, Yale Cabaret’s Jimmy Stubbs came up with a novel alternative: the bathtub. (more…)
Salt and Sweat and Coconutty Suntan Lotion
August is Summer Reading Month in Daily Nutmeg, and Donald Margulies, photographed above by Dan Mims, is this week’s featured writer. Please enjoy this new monologue (more…)
The Earth Cracks Open
August is Summer Reading Month in Daily Nutmeg, and Donald Margulies, photographed above by Dan Mims, is this week’s featured author. Please enjoy this excerpt from (more…)
Burying My Father
August is Summer Reading Month in Daily Nutmeg, and Donald Margulies, photographed above by Dan Mims, is this week’s featured author. Please enjoy this excerpt from (more…)
Behind the Scenes
Just before the pandemic disrupted ordinary life, Donald Margulies was in Rome. He (more…)
Back and Forth
A play that features a solo actor is always risky. The audience’s whole experience rides on one performer. Can they hold the crowd’s attention? Can they pull it off? (more…)
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