Bard alum and Obie Award–winning playwright Ariel Stess ’08 has won the Yale Drama Series Prize, one of the world’s most prestigious playwriting awards, for her play, KARA & EMMA & BARBARA & MIRANDA.

The Schwarzman Center’s latest virtual Storyboard exhibition, titled “over time” and now live online, features the creative responses of 10 Yale students to a prompt about understanding and adapting to the future.

A group of acrobats that use a food truck as a stage are coming to the Elm City.

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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.