BACK TO EVENTS

8 – 9:15PM Friday, October 5, 2012

OTHER DATES: Occurs every day repeating 3 times.

“’Ain’t Gonna Make It’ — A Rockabilly Exploration of Death”

Yale Cabaret, 217 Park St., New Haven, CT, 06511 MAP

Location is wheelchair accessible

Conceived by Lauren Dubowski, Nicholas Hussong, Cole Lewis, and Masha Tsimring

Open to: General public

Admission: Tickets required

Instructions: Tickets: $15; $10 for students.

Contact Information: Yale Cabaret, ysd.cabaret@yale.edu, 203-432-1566

THEATER

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Thursday, June 6, 2013

Extraordinary Chambers by David Wiener

Esther K. Chae YSD ’99

Mo`olelo at The 10th Ave Theatre

June 18 – June 28, 2013

The Quiet Volume | International Festival of Arts & Ideas

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

Show Arts Highlights +

DAY WEEK MONTH

Week of September 30, 2012

Exhibitions

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“Art in Focus” Student Guide Exhibition: “The Technical Examination of Early English Panel Painting,” Yale Center for British Art, APR 13 – DEC 9

Robert Adams: The Place We Live, A Retrospective Selection of Photographs, Yale University Art Gallery, AUG 3 – OCT 28

Staging History, Making History: The Yale School of Drama & Yale Repertory Theater, Robert B. Haas Family Library, AUG 27 – DEC 18

Palladio Virtuel, Paul Rudolph Hall, AUG 29 – OCT 27

“Hardware Seda — Hardware Silk,” 32 Edgewood Avenue, AUG 29 – SEP 30

Simonides: Photographs by Norman McBeath, Texts by Robert Crawford, Whitney Humanities Center, AUG 29 – DEC 7

Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies: Achievements and Challenges 1982-2012, Sterling Memorial Library, SEP 7 – NOV 6

Art Exhibit – Posters from an Island: Classic Films vs Contemporary Design, New Haven Public Library, SEP 12 – OCT 9

“The Comic Art of Joseph Hémard,” Sterling Law Buildings, SEP 15 – DEC 15

Latvian Publishing Between the Wars, Sterling Memorial Library, SEP 17, 2012 – JAN 24, 2013

Wade in the Water: Musical Life of American Civil Rights Leader, Sterling Memorial Library, SEP 18 – DEC 14

Hail to the Chief: Presidents in the Gilmore Archives, Irving S. Gilmore Music Library, Sterling Memorial Library, SEP 18 – NOV 6

Nurses, Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library, SEP 22, 2012 – JAN 14, 2013

UGx3: Auvillar, Norfolk, Art Majors, Holcomb T. Green Jr. Hall, SEP 26 – OCT 9

Yale Bands, Yale College Dean’s Office, OCT 1, 2012 – JUN 1, 2013

“The English Prize: The Capture of the ‘Westmorland,’ an Episode of the Grand Tour,” Yale Center for British Art, OCT 4, 2012 – JAN 13, 2013

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

12PM

SEE ALL DATES

2012 Bulldog Productions Freshman Project

Undergraduate

1PM

Desde Cuba

Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II of Spanish

Whitney Humanities Center

2PM

Student Guide Tour: “From the Numinous to the Sublime: Turner’s Development in Landscape Painting”

Yale Center for British Art

Undergraduate

3PM

Angles on Art, Compressions of Time and Space

Isabel Bird, CC ‘13

Yale University Art Gallery

Undergraduate

3PM

Topo Gigio is Dead (Short), El edificio de los chilenos (Documentary)

Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II of Spanish

Whitney Humanities Center

6PM

El regreso

Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II of Spanish

Luce Hall

8PM

Didik Nini Thowok

Battell Chapel

8PM

Mapa para conversar

Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II of Spanish & Portuguese Dept.

Luce Hall

MONDAY, OCTOBER 1

12:30PM

Kurt Kauper will give a lecture in Painting

353 Crown Street

Visiting Artist

4PM

Promoting Human Rights Through Film

Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II of Spanish

Linsly-Chittenden Hall

4:30PM

Liturgy Symposium with Harald Buchinger

Harald Buchinger

Sterling Divinity Quadrangle

6PM

Undocumented

A Film By Jorge Torres Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II of Spanish

Linsly-Chittenden Hall

Visiting Artist

7PM

Con mi corazón en Yambo

A Film by María Fernanda Restrepo Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II of Spanish

Linsly-Chittenden Hall

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2

3PM

Friends of British Art Tour: “The English Prize: The Capture of the ‘Westmorland,’ An Episode of the Grand Tour”

Yale Center for British Art

4:30PM

Chewing the Fat Series: Michael Anthony

Calhoun College

5PM

Romancing Spinoza

Why Spinoza Had Little Use for Art and Why Artists Have Made Much Use of Him Rebecca Newberger Goldstein

Whitney Humanities Center

5:30PM

SEE ALL DATES

Ballet Technique Class

Instructors from New Haven Ballet

Broadway Rehearsal Lofts

Just for Students

6PM

Life’s Challenges: Selected Shorts

Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II of Spanish

Luce Hall

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“American Night: The Ballad of Juan José”

by Richard Montoya

University Theatre

8PM

Tokyo String Quartet

Sprague Memorial Hall

8PM

La guarida del topo

A Film by Alfredo Ureta Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II of Spanish

Luce Hall

8:30PM

Open Drawing

Yale School of Art

Yale School of Art (Green Hall)

Community Arts

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3

12PM

“American to the Backbone: A Discussion with the Author”

Christopher L. Webber, Independent Scholar

230 Prospect

12:30PM

Gallery Talk, Playing Images: An Exploration of Music and Art

Haven String Quartet and Jessica Sack, the Jan and Frederick Mayer Associate Curator of Public Education

Yale University Art Gallery

12:30PM

Growing Forward: A New Vision for Food and Farming in America

Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History

1PM

Jack Pierson, Visiting Artist in Photography

The Pool, G-10

2PM, 8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“American Night: The Ballad of Juan José”

by Richard Montoya

University Theatre

4PM

East Asia Colloquium Series – The Observable Mundane: The Reception of Chinese Vernacular Narrative in Korea and Japan

Emanuel Pastreich, Director of the Asia Institute; Associate Professor of Humanities, Humanitas College at Kyung Hee University

Hall of Graduate Studies

4PM

Davenport Master’s Tea with Verlyn Klinkenborg

Verlyn Klinkenborg, Lecturer in English and the School of Forestry & Environmental Studies

Davenport College

Visiting Artist

5PM

Ragging the Classics: The Story of Music in James Weldon Johnson’s Autobiography of an Ex-Coloured Man

James Tatum

Whitney Humanities Center

5:30PM

Opening Lecture: “Rediscovering the English Prize: A Conversation”

Yale Center for British Art

5:30PM

King Corn

Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History

Alumni in the Arts

5:30PM

Reception for UGx3: Auvillar, Norfolk, Art Majors

Holcomb T. Green Jr. Hall

7PM

“Troublesome Creek”

with filmmaker Steven Ascher.

Linsly-Chittenden Hall

Visiting Artist

7:30PM

Screening-Peaceable Kingdom: The Journey Home

Jonathan Edwards College

8PM

El color de la guayaba

Margherita Tortora, Senior Lector II, Spanish & Portuguese Dept

Luce Hall

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4

11AM

Restoring Catholic England: Lord Castlemaine’s Mission to Papal Rome

Eoin Devlin, current Beinecke Visiting Fellow

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

3PM

Opening Tour for Members: “The English Prize: The Capture of the ‘Westmorland,’ an Episode of the Grand Tour”

Yale Center for British Art

4PM

Word Magic: Victorian Charm in Theory and Practice

Linsly-Chittenden Hall

4PM

Hal Foster on architect Rem Koolhaus

Morse College

4PM

Med-Ren Colloquiums Joint Event: Periodization

Jonathan Edwards College

5:30PM

Exhibition Tour, Robert Adams: The Place We Live

Yale University Art Gallery

6:30PM

“Ways of Seeing Sound: The Integral House”

Brigitte Shim

Paul Rudolph Hall

7PM

Le rayon vert (Summer)

Robert Adams Film Series

Whitney Humanities Center

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“American Night: The Ballad of Juan José”

by Richard Montoya

University Theatre

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“Ugly People”

by Cory Finley (’11)

Whitney Humanities Center

Undergraduate

8PM

“New Music New Haven”

Sprague Memorial Hall

8PM

“’Ain’t Gonna Make It’ — A Rockabilly Exploration of Death”

Yale Cabaret

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

A Lie of the Mind

Yale Repertory Theatre

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Lost In Yonkers

Davenport College

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5

ALL DAY

Consuming Music, Commodifying Sound, 1750–1850 Conference

St. Anthony Hall

9AM

Yale Program for the Study of Antisemitism Conference

Antisemitism in France Past, Present, Future

Whitney Humanities Center

12PM

Furniture Study Tour

Yale University Art Gallery

12PM

“Mesopotamian and Biblical Law”

David Wright, Professor of Bible and the Ancient Near East, Brandeis University

Phelps Hall

1PM

The Comic Art of Joseph Hémard

Farley P. Katz, Guest Curator

Sterling Law Buildings

2PM

Stage Combat

Michael Rossmy

Broadway Rehearsal Lofts

2PM

Artist Talk, Tod Papageorge

Tod Papageorge, the Walker Evans Professor of Photography, at the Yale School of Art

Yale University Art Gallery

3PM

The Tale of the Japanese Folding Screens: A Journey from Japan to Yale (and Back)

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

4PM

“Laboring for the Truth in Thucydides”

Elizabeth Irwin, Columbia University

Phelps Hall

4PM

Deconstructing the American Dream

Richard Montoya, Playwright

International Center for Yale Students & Scholars

4:30PM

Music Symposium Keynote Lecture: “Reproducing Success: The Printed Image in the Musical Enterprise of Haydn and His Contemporaries”

Thomas Tolley, Senior Lecturer in the History of Art, University of Edinburgh

Yale Center for British Art

4:30PM

Satan at Large: Tyranny and Slavery in Paradise Lost and its Romantic Readers

Professor Mary Nyquist, University of Toronto

Jeffery H. Loria Center for the History of Art

5PM

Japanese Screen Ceremony

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

5PM

Fridays @ Five with Bobby Lopez

Bobby Lopez

Theater Studies

6:30PM

“B+/A-”

Elizabeth Diller

Paul Rudolph Hall

7PM

Manhattan Short Film Festival

Whitney Humanities Center

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“American Night: The Ballad of Juan José”

by Richard Montoya

University Theatre

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Lost In Yonkers

Davenport College

8PM

Lou Donaldson Trio

Sprague Memorial Hall

8PM

“’Ain’t Gonna Make It’ — A Rockabilly Exploration of Death”

Yale Cabaret

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

A Lie of the Mind

Yale Repertory Theatre

8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“Ugly People”

by Cory Finley (’11)

Whitney Humanities Center

Undergraduate

11PM

“’Ain’t Gonna Make It’ — A Rockabilly Exploration of Death”

Yale Cabaret

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6

ALL DAY

J. Irwin Miller Symposium, “The Sound of Architecture”

Paul Rudolph Hall

ALL DAY

Consuming Music, Commodifying Sound, 1750–1850 Conference

Whitney Humanities Center

11AM

Introductory Tour

Yale Center for British Art

12:30PM

SEE ALL DATES

Contact Improv Workshop with ADAY

Elise Knudson, NY based dancer/dance-maker

Broadway Rehearsal Lofts

Visiting Artist

1:30PM

Highlights Tour

Yale University Art Gallery

2PM, 8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“American Night: The Ballad of Juan José”

by Richard Montoya

University Theatre

2PM

SEE ALL DATES

Bluescamp

A two-day blues dancing workshop with Yale Swing and Blues

Graduate and Professional Student Center at Yale

2PM

Gallery Talk, Playing Images: An Exploration of Music and Art

Haven String Quartet and Jessica Sack, the Jan and Frederick Mayer Associate Curator of Public Education

Yale University Art Gallery

2PM, 8PM

SEE ALL DATES

“Ugly People”

by Cory Finley (’11)

Whitney Humanities Center

Undergraduate

2PM, 8PM

SEE ALL DATES

A Lie of the Mind

Yale Repertory Theatre

2PM, 8PM

SEE ALL DATES

Lost In Yonkers

Davenport College

2PM

Student Guide Tour: “Framed! Thinking About British Art Inside the Box”

Yale Center for British Art

Undergraduate

3PM

Angles on Art, Flatness and Depth in Modern and Contemporary Art

Sara Sampoli, PC ’14

Yale University Art Gallery

Undergraduate

4PM

Anand Patwardhan’s Film “THE JAI BHIM SAGA”

Luce Hall

7PM

KATH BLOOM / ED ASKEW / JIM AVENI

Kath Bloom, Ed Askew, Jim Aveni

Marsh Botanical Gardens

Family Friendly Community Arts Local Artist

7:30PM

Underbrook Coffeehouse featuring Anthony Da Costa and Michael Blume

Music by Anthony Da Costa and Michael Blume, Art by Zach Bell

Saybrook College

Undergraduate Community Arts Local Artist

7:30PM

Yale Undergraduate Jazz Collective: Weekly Jam Session

Morse College

8PM

Yale Symphony Orchestra – Season Opener

Yale Symphony Orchestra with Thomas Murray, Organ and Matthew Griffith, Clarinet

Woolsey Hall

Family Friendly Undergraduate

8PM

“’Ain’t Gonna Make It’ — A Rockabilly Exploration of Death”

Yale Cabaret

8PM

Great Organ Music at Yale with Thomas Murray

Thomas Murray

Woolsey Hall

11PM

“’Ain’t Gonna Make It’ — A Rockabilly Exploration of Death”

Yale Cabaret

11:30PM

“Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”

Midnight Movies, presented by the Yale Film Society

Whitney Humanities Center

Just for Students