Visitor Days

NOVEMBER 4 and December 2, 2011

Please join us in New Haven for one of our Visitor Days on Friday, November 4 and Friday, December 2. Optional Visitor Days offer prospective students the opportunity to meet the Dean, talk with faculty and students, see a production, and tour the campus. Capacity is limited.

You may now register for one of our Visitor Days
by selecting a date below:

• November 4, 2011
• December 2, 2011
  
  

Visitor Day at a Glance

10:30 AM (optional)		Yale University Campus Tours are offered daily through Yale’s Visitor Center, 149 Elm Street. www.yale.edu/visitor
1:00 PM		Registration Yale Repertory Theatre, 1120 Chapel Street (at York Street), Lounge–Lower level
		Deans' Welcome James Bundy, Dean of Yale School of Drama and Artistic Director of Yale Repertory Theatre Victoria Nolan, Deputy Dean and Managing Director of Yale Repertory Theatre Joan Channick, Associate Dean
		Maria Leveton, Registrar/Admissions Administrator
		Susan Rochette, Financial Aid Officer
		Break-out Q&A Sessions with School of Drama Department Chairs
		Student led tours of facilities
Performance Options - NOVEMBER 4
8:00 PM		One complimentary ticket to the world-premiere of Belleville by Amy Herzog (DRA '07), directed by Anne Kauffman. Yale Repertory Theatre, 1120 Chapel Street. Amy Herzog, author of After the Revolution heralded by The New York Times as "engrossing and incisive" and one of the Ten Best Plays of 2010 — makes her Yale Rep debut with Belleville.
Early Show 8:00PM Seating 6:30PM Late Show 11:00PM Seating 10:30PM		Church by Young Jean Lee at student-run Yale Cabaret. In Church, acclaimed playwright Young Jean Lee transforms the theatre into the site of an exuberant spiritual service for religious and non-religious individuals alike.  A charismatic preacher and three female reverends take you on a journey that is by turns, funny, musical, jarring, and ultimately moving.  Never content with simple parody, Lee’s ambitious aim with Church is to give her audience an authentic experience of theatrical faith. You may purchase your $10.00 student ticket online at yalecabaret.org (http://yalecabaret.org). Yale Cabaret, 217 Park Street.
No Boundaries 8:00PM		No Boundaries:  A series of Global Performances presents the American Premiere of Engagement Féminin, an evening of West African Contemporary Dance, created and performed by Art’ Dév/Compagnie Auguste-Bienvenue. Iseman Theater, 1156 Chapel Street. You may purchase your $10.00 student ticket by calling the Yale Rep Box Office at 203.432.1234.
Performance Options - December 2
8:00 PM		Duck on a Bike, by Amelia Roper (DRA’13), directed by Margot Bordelon (DRA’13).   Yale School of Drama Iseman Theater 1156 Chapel Street How do you do a play about war if you have never been in one? How do you do a play about war without a smoke machine? How does a person fall when they die? And can the days spent rehearsing love, hate, and helmets ever prepare an artist for sudden personal tragedy? A Duck on a Bike. A play about people. With a song. And some dancing. A student-written and student-directed production. You may receive one complimentary ticket to Duck on a Bike, subject to availability. or
8:00 PM		A Doctor in Spite of Himself, by Molière, adapted by Christopher Bayes and Steven Epp, directed by Christopher Bayes (YSD faculty).  Yale Repertory Theatre 1120 Chapel Street A Doctor in Spite of Himself marks the return to Yale Rep of Christopher Bayes and Steven Epp, whose The Servant of Two Masters had audiences and critics alike in stitches—including The New York Times, which rejoiced, "Now that’s theatre!" You may receive one complimentary ticket to A Doctor in Spite of Himself, subject to availability.