Drama-school dean directs Wilde play
At the Yale Repertory Theatre premiere of Oscar Wilde’s “A Woman of No Importance” this coming Thursday, the audience will — naturally, perhaps — focus on the melodrama. The enthralling tale of scandal in upper-class society will inevitably overshadow the weeks of preparation that came before opening night.
But this is a unique production for both the Yale Rep and the Yale School of Drama students involved: It is directed by James Bundy DRA ’95, School of Drama dean and artistic director of the Yale Rep. Two years ago, Bundy was slated to direct Shakespeare’s “All’s Well That Ends...
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