Yale Repertory Chorus Review

Friendly staff, great show! Wasn't crowded on a Tuesday night, but I imagine it might be busier on weekends. Definitely planning to come to more shows.

I love going out to the Yale Repertory Theater. I went to to see the showing of Native Son which was an amazing. I love the coziness of the theater along with the layout of the theater. I really love the acoustics as well too. I've sat nearly every quadrant of the theater and every time I never feel like I've got to be straining to hear the show being preformed.

Excellent productions. This is where August Wilson premiered most of his plays. We saw Seven Guitars recently. Wow!

Saw the East Coast Premier of Manhatta by Mary Katherine Nagle. Fantastic set. The whole entire production was NYC Off Broadway Caliber! Something you'd expect from Yale Repertory being so close to NYC, with the elite Yale School of Drama pool of student designers and alumni to pull from. If you live in CT or New England and love theater, you must see a show here if you haven't already!

The plays they choose reflect the growing diversity of this nation. Giving equal time to important stories about our history, bringing great works of Shakespeare and telling untold adventures are just a few of the things Yale Rep does well.

Always great seating, and very good performance. Don't forget the free coffee and tea in the basement!

Quality productions and ticket prices that don't break the bank.

I like the Yale Rep; it's cozier than the Shubert, but less weird than the Cabaret. Since it's toward the edge of downtown, parking is good if you know where to look. Ticket prices are ok; but I got free ones from Willoughby's

Nice space. Center balcony seat with a great view. Bright, colorful, fun show. Will definitely return*

The world famous Yale Rep has trained so many talented actors, including Phil Proctor and Peter Bergman of Firesign Theater.

Nice, accessible theater just down from the New Haven Green.

I saw "Imogen says nothing" this weekend. This play was truly horrible. The actors did their best with the material, but the plot was incomprehensible. Stay far away!

Innovative plays in a casual setting. Many have gone to Broadway. Went to see Manahatta.

One of my favorite theatres in all of New England to catch a show. They house performances that showcase celeb actors. My favorites have been Hamlet with Paul Giamatti and A Street Car Named Desire with Joe Maganiello!

Intimate theater with wonderful productions of very diverse genres. A gem.

I loved the show. The music was awesome. The graphics were amazing and beyond words.

Beautiful theater. Historic. So many acting heavyweights have performed here. Definitely a must if you're in New Haven. I would recommend seeing a play at the Yale Rep over the Schubert.

Nice place for some great theatre. Staff is friendly. Has a nice ambience and a comfortable feel to it. I absolutely love the Yale Rep productions. Must go to one if you live nearby!

Always an enjoyable experience even when you aren't crazy about the play!

Yale's excellent drama school theater does four plays a year. This year all four are new. Always well acted and staged and interesting.

Nice theatre. Parking was hard to get, but everything else was good. I saw the play "Anne" at this theatre. Staff were very professional and were informative.

Everyone is pleasant and helpful and the acting is always superb even when I am confused about the play itself. Best to sit towards the middle so you can see the stage sides and I get the audio description single ear headset as I find the description s helpful to understand the plays actions.

I finally got a chance to go to a show at Yale Rep! I was not disappointed. Inside and out, the building is beautiful. I was impressed with just about everything. The cleanliness, the free coffee downstairs before the show, the friendly staff, and the views of the stage from every seat. I can't wait to go back.

Imogene says nothing was really good. Court life was really bad. Cool theater, shows seem hit or miss so far.

It is a good place to see a play, very comfortable and I love that it is located in new haven, near Yale University.
Good stage and staging and it looks great from any angle ..

Small university theater. Small hard seats, but the small venue means nearly every seat is a good seat. Some food and drink options at normal theater pricing. Generally, very talented actors with a diverse offering of performances. With the diversity you will find some plays to meet your tastes while others certainly won t. Some of the plays were among my favorites I have ever seen at any venue and I am sad I will likely never be able to see the plays again. Other plays I have seen there should probably not go any farther than that. Lower prices than larger venues, and discounts for students.

Manual Cinema was amazing. I would recommend any show here.

Saw Manahatta by Mary Kathryn Nagle! The theatre like other Yale buildings carries a piece of history. The theatre is small but the layout is perfect for a decently sized audience.

A very cool theater and very professional. Several things to note: Do NOT be late. They don't want to let you in after the production has started. Allow time to use the restroom beforehand. They don't want you to leave your seat.

This is one of the best repertory theaters in the country.

Cadillac Crew was an awesome play. Great performances.