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As the editorially independent arm of The Arts Council of Greater New Haven, the Arts Paper seeks to celebrate, explore, and investigate the fine, visual, performing and culinary arts in and around New Haven.

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For "Much Ado About Nothing," We Suffer Love

Christina Acosta Robinson (Beatrice), Gracy Brown (Antonio), Veda Baldota (Hero) in Elm Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nohting." Isabel Chenoweth Photo.

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Elm Shakespeare Puts On A Tale For The Ages

The company with Director Sarah Bowles (in the sparkly shoes at the front). Claire Armstrong Photo.

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With An Assist From The Bard, The Kids Are All Right

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At New Haven Academy, Four Pop-Punk Hamlets Leave It All On The Stage

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Elm's "Midsummer" Brings The Bard To Bollywood

Elm Shakespeare Company Photo.

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At Mauro Sheridan, Lady Macbeth Finds Her Stride

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New Haven Academy Enters The Fairy Realm

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Common Ground Makes Much Ado About Shakespeare

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A "Richard III" For The Moment

Lisa Wolpe as Richard III in Richard III. The production in Edgerton Park runs Tuesdays through Sundays through September 1. Isabel Chenoweth Photos.

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Should We Keep The Joke Going?

Isabel Chenoweth for Elm Shakespeare Company Photos.

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Mauro-Sheridan Puts On A Caesar For The Ages

Edie Stoehr and Nadia Bellamy. Lucy Gellman.

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In A New "Midsummer," Metro Students Rock The Bard

Patricio Sosa III (in foreground). From the moment he stepped onstage, he mastered the language and the timing of Shakespeare. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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At Bregamos, Two Hamlets Ice The Beef

Manny Camacho and Catherine Wicks as Hamlet(s). Lucy Gellman Photos.

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In "The Tempest," Elm Shakespeare Finds The Magic

L. Peter Callender as Prospero and Sarah Bowles as Ariel in Elm Shakespeare Company's The Tempest. The performance runs in Edgerton Park through Sept. 4. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Student Theater Soars “Out Of Bounds”

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Shakespeare Gets Spooky In Edgerton Park

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"Romeo & Juliet" Ices The Beef

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Ice The Beef Takes On The Bard

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Teens Take The Bard To Edgerton Park

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Five BIPOC Directors Take Back The Bard

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"American Moor" Makes Its New Haven Debut

A screenshot via Zoom of Keith Hamilton Cobb's 2018 performance of American Moore at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare’s Globe in London.

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Elm Shakespeare Braves The Elements

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Elm Shakespeare, Common Ground Take A Prismatic View Of The Moment

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Elm Shakespeare Brings The Bard Online

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Shakespeare Meets Seuss In Edgerton Park

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As Souls Speak, New Haven Listens

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Playing In The Park

Jamison and Johnson as the titular characters in The Tragedy of Romeo & Juliet . Mike Franzman Photo.

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Art Thou a Man?

Johnson and Jamison as Romeo and Juliet. Mike Franzman Photos.

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