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Tia Russell Dance Makes The Move To Hamden

With A Spotlight On Hidden Voices, “Call Forth A Woman” Returns To The Shubert

Josefina Banks at a recent rehearsal for Call Forth A Woman. The play, a collection of monologues and vignettes amplifying women from the Bible, returns to the Shubert Theatre on April 26. Lucy Gellman Photos.

With Tiles & Tin Can Luminaries, ECoCA Rings In A Decade

In "Sisters!" A Look Into The Past Informs The Present

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Institute Library Lucy Gellman | March 28th, 2025

Warhol-Signed Soup Can Comes To Ecoworks As Trash, Auctioned Off As Treasure

Arts & Culture | History | North Haven | Visual Arts Lucy Gellman | March 27th, 2025

Sherill Baldwin Photos.

Glass as a Medium of Resistance In “All At Once”

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | NXTHVN | Visual Arts Jacquelyn Gleisner | March 27th, 2025

Commemorating Abolition, PRU Honors Its Afro-Boricua Roots

Carlos Cruz, who is a member of the bomba collective Proyecto Cimarrón. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Galentines Gathers Community At The Shubert

Arts & Culture | Citizen Contributions | Culture & Community | Shubert Theatre Citizen Contribution | March 25th, 2025

"The Inspector" Asks All The Right Questions

Arts & Culture | Downtown | Theater | Yale Rep Theatre Julia Sears | March 24th, 2025

Chinna Palmer, Brandon E. Burton, and Elizabeth Stahlmann in a scene from Nikolai Gogol's The Inspector, newly adapted and directed by Yura Kordonsky. Yale Repertory Theatre, March 7-29, 2025. Photo © Joan Marcus.

Anansi Meets Jazz As Quartet Spins A Musical Web

Tyler Goldchain: "So much of this was staking ourselves in improvisation." Lucy Gellman Photos.