Continuing to explore “some of the wildest territory yet in its Fall 2000 lineup,” the Yale Cabaret in New Haven, Conn. will open Stephen Belber’s Tape on Nov. 9.

Running Nov. 9-11, Stephen Belber’s Tape will be directed by Ilana Brownstein. Production notes indicate that the show is about “three former high school friends must come face-to-face with what may have been a crime as they navigate the murky boundaries of truth, intent, loyalty and justice.”

Also scheduled this Fall at Yale Cabaret are:

Nov. 16-18: A screening of “La Jetée”
Described as “the infinitely superior inspiration for ‘12 Monkeys,’” “La Jetée” is French director Chris Marker's classic film. Members of Cabeza de Vaca, 33.3 and Arcaro will be performing an original score.

Nov. 30 - Dec. 2: “Request Concert,” by Franz Xavier Kroetz and directed by Tamilla Woodard Dec.7-9: The Eiffel Tower Wedding Party by Jean Cocteau and directed by Heather Violanti
A surreal look tour of the Eiffel Tower in Cocteau's classic 1921 play features wedding party, a photographer and an ostrich.

Yale Cabaret is dark Nov. 23-25 for Thanksgiving.

A student-run dinner theater that operates within the Yale School of Drama, Yale Cabaret is located at 217 Park Street in New Haven, just off the campus of Yale University. Admission is $9, with student tickets for $6. Memberships are available for $40-$50. For reservations and information call Yale Cabaret at (203) 432-1566.

-- By Murdoch McBride