Closed for the summer!? Hardly! Announcing Summer @ The Well, a series of monthly chill nights in our on-site pub, complete with live music, beer, wine, and our signature fare.
For July enjoy traditional Bluegrass and Americana with Audrey Mae.
The Well is located on the lower level of Yale Schwarzman Center, 168 Grove Street, New Haven, CT 06511.
Free and open to the public ages 21 and up. Register in advance for a combo deal! Link in bio. Visit schwarzman.yale.edu for more information.
Audrey Mae features the duet harmonies of bluegrass veterans Peter Winne and Joe Delillo accompanied by the tasteful stylings of banjo player Joe Lemeris and fiddle & mandolin player Sam McDougle. Despite being a generation apart, Winne and Delillo evoke brother harmony groups such as The Stanley Brothers, The Blue Sky Boys, The Everly Brothers, and yes, even The Beatles. Named after Delillo’s mother, an Alabama belle named Audrey Mae, the band delivers a brand of bluegrass that is at times high octane and at other times just plain … lonesome.
This past spring semester, half a century of Hip-hop took center stage in Commons through the vision of Rennie Harris and Artistic Director Rodney Hill. Dancers wowed the audience with their moves and came back for an amazing dialogue at the end of the performance. Find more on our website in 'Replay'.
#throwbackthursday#dance#puremovement
All’s fair in love and war. You won’t want to miss this exhilarating performance with Montreal’s renowned arts collective, The 7 Fingers.
In Duel Reality they combine acrobatics, theater, dance, multimedia, music, and storytelling, and present human stories with superhuman skills. Stripping down circus spectacle to its thrilling essence, they breathe new life into Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.
Witness a lively arena where two groups collide in playful competition and fierce conflict, all while star-crossed lovers steal the show, proving that love triumphs, even amidst rivalry.
Don’t miss this thrilling blend of acrobatics and emotion!
Performances:
June 21, 2024 | 8pm–9:15pm
June 22, 2024 | 3pm–4:15pm
June 22, 2024 | 8pm–9:15pm
June 23, 2024 | 7pm–8:15pm
Use code "STUDENT2024" for a discounted price on tickets. Link in bio.
Closed for the summer!? Hardly! Announcing Summer @ The Well, a series of monthly chill nights in our on-site pub, complete with live music, beer, wine, and our signature fare. Join us in June during Caribbean American Heritage Month as the Alyssa Chetrick Quartet performs jazz fusion with calypso and reggae selections.
Alyssa Chetrick Quartet
Violin & Vocal: Alyssa Chetrick
Keys: Derek Lewis
Percussion: Kabelo Mokhatla
Bass: Tyler Sherman
Although registration is not required for this event, those who register in advance will get a combo deal—Bavarian Pretzel Bites with a choice of Diel de Diel Pinot Gris or Devil’s Purse Kolsch for only $11.99*!
*Offering subject to availability and substitution. Limit one (1) per customer. Cannot be combined with any other offers.
The Well is located on the lower level of Yale Schwarzman Center, 168 Grove Street, New Haven, CT 06511.
Free and open to the public ages 21 and up. Visit schwarzman.yale.edu for more!
EveryBody Dances @ Yale Schwarzman Center brings local and visiting dance artists to our Dance Studio. Free and open to the public. Register now for this Sunday, June 16! Link in bio.
This week's class features Dr. Hanan Hameen, Ed.D. founder and executive director of Artsucation™ Academy Network. Dr. Hameen is an international arts, education, and curriculum expert with over forty years of dance experience.
In collaboration with the Official Juneteenth Coalition of Greater New Haven, the Caribbean Heritage Festival, and Yale Schwarzman Center, come explore traditional celebratory Afrodiasporic dances from the Caribbean and West Africa to live drumming with a Dunham Barre warm-up, across the floor movement, and a Bantaba (dancing circle).
On May 11, 2024, @soniadls and her band performed in The Underground for some of our youngest audience and their guardians.
Inspired by various Latin American rhythms such as huapango, cumbia, salsa, and festejo, as well as the North American folk traditions from the U.S. Sonia has been dedicated to performing family music since 2007.
#throwbackthursday#schwarzmanreplay
Tomorrow is Shakespeare and the Alchemy of Gender! Tickets must be purchased in advance from @elmshakespeare on Eventbrite.
"Through the words of Shakespeare, Ms. Wolpe tackles contemporary political and social issues, offers perspectives on the haunting influences of war, violence and victimization and provides a glimpse of the resilience, hope and humanity that makes a life worth living. She’s equally adept at telling her own story and the many tales told together result in an engaging, heartrending, satisfying time in the theatre." - Jim Volz, Editor, Shakespeare Theatre Association’s quarto Professor, Theatre, California State University, Fullerton
ONE NIGHT ONLY | June 06, 2024 | 7:30pm–9pm
An Elm Shakespeare Company Event in partnership with Yale Schwarzman Center.
From cross-gender exploration to the legacy of Auschwitz, Lisa Wolpe’s internationally triumphant one woman show confirms Shakespeare’s insight into the human condition is as relevant as ever.
Purchase tickets through the Elm Shakespeare Company’s Eventbrite.
Sonia De Los Santos continues on the national tour for her album “Musica.” Thank you for stopping in New Haven!
Watch her interview with Telemundo, linked in the news section of our website.
Whatever your weekend plans are, make sure they include inviting the children in your life to their first concert! Link in bio 🔗
No te pierdas a Sonia De Los Santos este Sábado 🎵
Don’t miss out on Sonia De Los Santos this Saturday 🎵
