A screening of Ava DuVernay’s documentary The 13TH stirs doubts about calling America home.
The creator of the "mini series" play U R ★ talks about the origins of art, audiences and creative influences.
TEATRO! taps the transformative power of theater with the hope of strengthening the community and campus.
Musician and visual artist Harry Yeff offers insights and workshops about the role of the human voice in art, expression and education.
Guest director Zachary Mallory and dramaturg Kat Zhou ’17 talk about race, research and responsibility in presenting Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Mikado.
Can a Greek tragedy from the 5th century teach us about our own era, war spoils and amnesia? An HRDC production asks a timely question.
You never know what might happen at a Harvard Pops concert. But this year's show is designed (by students) to be heavenly.
Anna Riley-Shepard ‘17 asks dancers to tap their own happy thoughts for the choreography behind Harvard Ballet Company’s Oz.
Afro-Cuban drumming legend Ignacio Berroa straddles two musical worlds.
VDP director Jacqui Parker hopes a play that invokes Greek mythology and depicts street kids can increase awareness of the homeless youth among us.
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