The line spanned several blocks of College Street, as fans of all ages—some in Wolverine or Deadpool costume—waited to see actor Ryan Reynolds and director Shawn Levy at Woolsey Hall in a conversation hosted by Yale Schwarzman Center and moderated by film critic Kevin McCarthy.

It keeps getting sweeter...

It keeps getting sweeter...

Ibrahim’s performance — organized jointly between the Shubert and the Schwarzman Center — was part of a string of performances carrying the venerable College Street theater through the end of the year.

Gelsey Bell: “The piece is designed so that people start off feeling apocalyptic. Then they can go on a journey that leaves them in a different place."

The following reflection and photoessay comes from Hannah Ericksen, a junior at Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School studying photography with Chris Randall.

New Haven artists Jisu Sheen and Kulimushi Barongozi created a film in conjunction with an event in 2021 at the temporary skate bowl constructed with support from Yale Schwarzman Center—a film that has now inspired a new album.

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A Swedish production about teen insomnia tests the boundaries of storytelling with virtual technology.