For the past 23 years, New Haveners have unfolded their lawn chairs and blankets in Edgerton Park to watch the sun set and the lights go up…
Tag Archives: Shakespeare
Summer Lovin’
Cleopatra—the glamorous, irresistible queen at the heart of Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra—famously “makes hungry / Where most she satisfies,” and the same can be said about Yale Summer Cabaret’s effervescent and erotic production…
Feeling Puckish
You know things are bad when the mythical mischief-maker and riddle-speaker Puck has had enough of mischief and riddles. Draped in skins, bearing ritualistic markings and skewed horns, the wily sprite, crouched on a shelf…
This Week in New Haven (March 19-25)
Monday, March 19
Australian animator Dennis Tupicoff screens and discusses some of his short films, including Dance of Death (a crass TV variety show hosted by “Don Death”), The Darra Dogs (Tupicoff’s memories of childhood pets), His Mother’s Voice (a …
A Wild Semester of Shakespeare at Yale
In the words of Shakespeare, she’s a wow!
—Eddie Cantor, “If You Knew Susie”
Shakespeare at Yale began quietly in early January with a pair of events at the Yale Center for British Art. A small but provocative exhibition of …
Macbeth 1969, Jazz, & Free Films
It’s a rare chance to see two reimaginings of a Shakespeare classic in a single week. …
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