The venue for Long Wharf Theatre’s production of A View From The Bridge is actually viewable from two bridges. Staging at the Canal Dock Boathouse, the backdrop for the play by Arthur Miller is a view across New Haven Harbor, …
Edge States
Live From the Edge presented by Long Wharf Theatre exists in finely honed edge states: on the shifting precipice of a set not in stone; near the upper limit of artistic virtuosity; and with the sharpened courage required to express …
House Inspection
As you find your seat at Long Wharf Theatre, the stage is already set for Eliana Pipes’s Dream Hou$e—specifically, the living room. …
This Week in New Haven (March 14 – 20)
Miracles and their makers are analyzed, celebrated and, by local sports fans, prayed for. …
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. …
On Display
The first Chinese woman to arrive in America is believed to have been a teenager named Afong Moy, who was put on public display, beginning in New York City in 1834, as The Chinese Lady. “AFONG MOY is a native …
This Week in New Haven (October 11 – 17)
Step outside, inside, up and around, and not just while learning a few new moves.
Monday, October 11
At 1 p.m., an Indigenous Peoples’ Day event celebrates “indigenous peoples from Turtle Island and beyond” outside City Hall (165 Church St, …