In this edition of Humanitas, a play about trans identity wins the Yale Drama Prize, the School of Architecture celebrates a historic collaboration, and the Whiffs throw a party.

“How stable everything seems, even as we conceive and conceive that nothing lasts forever,” sang Gelsey Bell as she stood shoulder to shoulder with her fellow actors in front of the crowd.

Will Rogers, Lucy Owen, Mallory Portnoy, and Brad Koed in "The Streetcar Project" at the Rachel Comey store in Soho in 2023. (Photo by Walls Trimble)

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – July 23, 2024 – “There’s a lot of magic that happens in our world if you know how to really see it,” said Keegon Schuett, who will receive one of the world’s most prestigious playwriting prizes, the Yale Drama Series Prize, for the play "this dry spell."

Attendees will have the opportunity to network with both local and national artists, fostering connections and collaborations that transcend geographical boundaries and amplify the impact of our collective efforts.

Opera disrupter Yuval Sharon is back in L.A. with “The Comet / Poppea.” The new piece — an exploration of double consciousness in disparate worlds, set on a rotating stage — is Sharon’s latest fantastical take on the genre.

From cross-gender exploration to the legacy of Auschwitz, Lisa Wolpe's internationally triumphant one woman show confirms Shakespeare’s insight into the human condition is as relevant as ever.

A Senior Thesis in Theater, Dance and Performance Studies for Lily Perez '24

A singer who defies musical boundaries by combining reality and fantasy...

,Jo March comes to write her greatest story: that of the March sisters, destined to be four imperfect little women.