ANNOUNCING
the SPRING '17 SEASON
at the
YALE CABARET

(a basement performance venue)

Welcome back to the Yale Cabaret for a new year of new theater. Everyone at the Cab is thrilled to be presenting this collection of delightful, dynamic, and diverse performances.

Tickets are on sale now - or buy a flex pass and join us for the whole season of underground experiments.

The Meal:
Dramatic Essays on Cannibalism

By Newton Moreno

A deliciously incisive Brazillian play recently featured in Theater Magazine.

February 2 - 4

The Satellite Series
Festival of Performance

Performances more unusual than the usual.

February 9 - 11

Débâcles

By Marion Aubert

A whimsical farce about the French Resistance during World War II.

February 16 - 18

The Quonsets

By Alex Lubischer and Majkin Holmquist

Two stories of rural America, set in Quonset huts as the harvest sweeps north.

February 23 - 25

Xander Xyst, Dragon: 1

By Jeremy O. Harris

Intimacy, sex, and self-discovery in the age of Tumblr porn, with music by Isabella Summers of Florence + The Machine.

March 2 - 4

The Red Tent

Conceived by Sohina Sidhu

A ritual centering and celebrating brown femininity through poetry and music.

March 23 - 25

the fifth annual

Yale School of Drag

An evening of food, drink, and the debaucherous dismantling of the heteropatriachy.

ONE NIGHT ONLY - March 31

The Other World

By Charlie O'Malley

A adaptation of the memoir of David Wojnarowicz, the groundbreaking queer artist and activist.

April 6 - 8

Circling the Drain

By Cole McCarty

A theatrical transformation of the haunting prose of novelist Amanda Davis.

April 20 - 22

The best way to enjoy the Cabaret is with a flex pass. These tickets packages can be used to bring a group to one performance, or to bring yourself to all of them.

See more theater. Save more money. Buy a flex pass today.

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Coming up next at the Cab...

IN THE RED AND BROWN WATER

By Tarell Alvin McCraney
Directed by Tori Sampson

Oya is a fast runner. But no matter how fast she runs, she can't run away from what's in her heart. In The Red And Brown Water fuses poetry and movement to tell a story about family, illness, and the devastating decisions we're forced to make as we grow up. 

Don't miss this heart-wrenching and empowering play by the incoming chair of Yale School of Drama's playwriting department, presented in collaboration with FOLKS, YSD's black student affinity group.

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Yale Cabaret
(a basement performance venue)
217 Park Street
New Haven, CT 06511

ysd.cabaret@yale.edu
203 432 1566

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