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Tercentennial Concert
Shubert Performing Arts Center, 247 College St.
Date: June 19-July 1
Tickets: $36, $46, $58 and $68
Tickets and info.: (203) 562-5666
The Broadway hit "Kiss Me Kate" will open its national tour in New Haven in celebration of Yale's Tercentennial. Written by Yale alumnus Cole Porter '13, this Tony Award-winning revival of the original is by another Yale alumnus, Roger Horchow '50. The production -- which is also being offered as part of the International Festival of Arts & Ideas (see page 3A) -- stars Rex Smith and Rachel York.
217 Park St.
Performances: Wednesday-Saturday at 8:30 p.m.; dinner, dessert and drinks served 7-8:15 p.m.
Tickets: $16; $14 for senior citizens and $10 for students; group rates and summer subscriptions are available
Reservations and info.: (203) 432-1567
The Summer Cabaret at Yale, New Haven's only professional summer theater, will celebrate its 27th season with four plays. The season runs June 20-Aug. 18. The schedule follows.
June 20-30 -- "Valparaiso" by Don DeLillo, directed by Kelly A. Flynn, is a comedic tale about a man who sets out on an ordinary business trip and winds up on a life-changing journey that takes him to another realm.
July 11-21 -- "bash" by Neil LaBute, directed by Shannon C.M. Flynn, follows four characters as they chart their inner torment through lacerating monologues.
July 25-Aug. 4 -- "No Exit" by Jean-Paul Sartre, depicts the miseries of a man and two women who are trapped in a room together forever.
Aug. 8-18 -- "ART" by Yasmina Reza, codirected by Kelly A. Flynn and Shannon C.M. Flynn, is a comedy that explores the relationship between three friends when one purchases a work of modern art.
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Noted legal scholar and humanist Charles L. Black Jr. dies
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Architecture students rise to the task of making a home
Psychologist Edward Zigler is lauded for lifetime achievements
Men's golf team to compete in regional championship
Yale recognized as 'good neighbor'
New 'Smile Carts' honor Yale nurse practitioner and the memory of alumnus
Grant to fund F&ES scholarships
YUWO scholarships to further studies and enhance careers awarded to Yale affiliates
Commencement Concert to mark closing of Morse Recital Hall for renovations
Yale senior's essay on life in New Haven wins first Hegel Prize
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