According to Variety, two very popular London plays - Happy Now and Scarborough - will have their American premieres in Downtown New Haven this coming season. In other, unrelated New Haven theater news, Yale University received a $3 million grant to establish a center for new theater commissions.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
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It is almost unbelievable that New Haven has both the Long Wharf and the Yale Rep, in such a small town. I confess that I much prefer the Rep's location, because downtown I can grab a bite beforehand and a drink afterwards, without having to drive and re-park. I am really looking forward to the Long Wharf's move downtown.
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