Presented by HSPH Tango Club
To Be Determined
Runs: 4/25 - 5/23
Want to learn how to dance the Argentine tango?
Register now for beginner or intermediate Argentine tango classes taught by Pamela and Steve Slavsky
5 week series (Wednesdays, April 25- May 23) More Details
Presented by Oberon
Oberon
Runs: 5/16
John Berryman's masterpiece, The Dream Songs, has been described as containing a "wild mixture of high lyricism and low comedy [which] plumbed the extreme reaches of a human soul and psyche." But its "wrenched syntax, scrambled diction, [and] extraordinary leps of language and tone" can confound readers. Homage to Henry transforms the poems into a more accessible play and brings to the stage the unforgettable character of Henry, as he encounters wine and women; faculty meetings, fame, and family, growing old and searching for God. Poet Paul Mariani, Berryman's biographer, calls Homage to Henry a "sad and very human story, as stark in its way as anything in Samuel Beckett." More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3 
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater, and Harvard University Common Spaces
Science Center Tent
Runs: 5/17
Harvard University announced today that it will host a live outdoor simulcast of the American Repertory Theater’s (A.R.T.) production of Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie on May 17. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Senior Class Committee & Harvard Alumni Association
Royale
Runs: 5/17
Come party at Royale. T Directions: Take the Red Line to Park Street and then walk south on Tremont Street. Tickets are available at the Box Office for $20. This includes cover, hors d’oeuvres, and bus transportation back to campus (you are responsible for transportation to the club). You will need a 21+ valid ID (state ID or passport)—no exceptions. More Details
Presented by Senior Class Committee & Harvard Alumni Association
Foxwoods Casino
Runs: 5/18 - 5/16
Depart for an evening of gambling, games, and fun. Tickets are available at the Box Office for $30 (includes transportation and gaming/food vouchers). Only students aboard the buses will receive vouchers. Buses depart from in front of Lowell House on Mount Auburn Street at 3:00 pm and leave the Casino at 10:30 pm. You will need a 21+ valid ID (state ID or passport)—no exceptions. Dress code: no shorts or flip-flops. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/18 - 5/26
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE SCHOOL OF REIS: THE FILMS AND LEGACY OF ANTÓNIO REIS AND MARGARIDA CORDEIRO from FRIDAY MAY 18 through SATURDAY MAY 26, 2012. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/18 - 5/26
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE SCHOOL OF REIS: THE FILMS AND LEGACY OF ANTÓNIO REIS AND MARGARIDA CORDEIRO from FRIDAY MAY 18 through SATURDAY MAY 26, 2012. More Details
Presented by Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology
Geological Lecture Hall
Runs: 9/15 - 5/19
A series of lectures and programs focusing on The Anthropology of Waste
Garbage, trash, waste, rubbish, discard, refuse, detritus, cast-off, junk, dross, debris, litter, rubble, dregs, leavings: everything we have that that isn’t consumed will eventually become rubbish and be thrown away. But what is rubbish, how do we define it, manage it, think about it? Where is “away”? Researchers from fields as disparate as urban design to philosophy to contemporary art are grappling with these issues as a practical problem, an ecological problem, an economic challenge, an idea, a risk, or a source for creativity. Join us as we Talk Trash this fall. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/18 - 5/26
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE SCHOOL OF REIS: THE FILMS AND LEGACY OF ANTÓNIO REIS AND MARGARIDA CORDEIRO from FRIDAY MAY 18 through SATURDAY MAY 26, 2012. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Cambridge Symphony Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 5/19
World Premiere Composition by Pulitzer Prize-nominated composer Harold Farberman to support the Disabled Veterans and organizations such as Helping Hands Monkey Helpers.
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Presented by Senior Class Committee
Science Center Tent
Runs: 5/19
Come enjoy a festive time with your fellow seniors. Unlimited dancing and libations will be provided for your enjoyment! This event is for seniors only and will sell out. Limited tickets are available at the Box Office for $30. To be served alcohol, you will need a 21+ valid ID (state ID or passport)—no exceptions. Dress code: cocktail fancy. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/18 - 5/26
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE SCHOOL OF REIS: THE FILMS AND LEGACY OF ANTÓNIO REIS AND MARGARIDA CORDEIRO from FRIDAY MAY 18 through SATURDAY MAY 26, 2012. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Radcliffe Choral Society
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 5/20
RCS Farewell to Cambridge Concert More Details
Presented by Senior Class Committee & Harvard Alumni Association
Gordon Track and Tennis Center
Runs: 5/20
Indulge in an all-you-can-eat BBQ (with vegetarian options) on The Hill! Beer and nonalcoholic drinks will be available. Don’t miss this last chance to get your yearbook signed and relax with your friends before the craziness of Commencement! Tickets are available at the Box Office for $15. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/18 - 5/26
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE SCHOOL OF REIS: THE FILMS AND LEGACY OF ANTÓNIO REIS AND MARGARIDA CORDEIRO from FRIDAY MAY 18 through SATURDAY MAY 26, 2012. More Details
Presented by Oberon
Oberon
Runs: 5/20
OBERON regulars, The Bitches of Destiny, return with a brand-new evening of Boston’s best burlesque. The night will be a dark mixture of horror to angst to black comedy, all of which with the unique and brilliant touch the Bitches have become known for. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/11 - 5/28
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present ¡QUÉ VIVA EISENSTEIN! from FRIDAY MAY 11 through MONDAY MAY 28, 2012 More Details
Presented by Oberon
Oberon
Runs: 5/21
Sean returns to his hometown after 15 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. Upon his arrival, he finds his true love on the eve of her wedding to his friend. Set to traditional bluegrass, old-time, gospel, and folk songs, an ensemble of nine actor/ musicians bring this original story to life with a fiddle, dobro, banjo, mandolin, and more. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Callbacks
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 5/22
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Presented by HSPH Tango Club
To Be Determined
Runs: 4/25 - 5/23
Want to learn how to dance the Argentine tango?
Register now for beginner or intermediate Argentine tango classes taught by Pamela and Steve Slavsky
5 week series (Wednesdays, April 25- May 23) More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Oberon
Oberon
Runs: 5/23
Hosted by Lamont Price, Comedy Central's Comedians to Watch and featuring The Lucas Bros., Josh Gondelman and Tom Dustin. More Details
Presented by Harvard Alumni Association
Tercentenary Theatre
Runs: 5/24
The Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) invites Harvard staff and retirees to join the alumni luncheon and
The Annual Meeting of the HAA (a.k.a., the Afternoon Program) on Commencement Day. The program
will include welcoming remarks and recognitions by Ellen Gordon Reeves AB ’83, EdM ’86, president of
The Harvard Alumni Association; an announcement of Overseer and HAA Director elections; the
presentation of the Harvard Medals; remarks by Harvard University President Drew Gilpin Faust; and an
address by the Commencement speaker, Fareed Zakaria PhD ’93.
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Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Oberon
Oberon
Runs: 5/24 - 5/25
Hailed as a "cultural phenomenon" by Newsweek and celebrated for years by the likes of This American Life, The Today Show, The Onion AV Club, & Entertainment Weekly, Mortified is a comic excavation of teen angst artifacts (journals, poems, letters, lyrics, home movies, schoolwork) as shared by their original authors -- in front of total strangers. Where else can you hear grown men and women confront their past with firsthand tales of their first kiss, first puff, worst prom, fights with mom, life at bible camp, worst hand job, best mall job, and reasons they deserved to marry Bon Jovi? Submissions come from a wide range of participants, from professional performers to total amateurs . All in the noble pursuit of self-degradation. Share the shame. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/18 - 5/26
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE SCHOOL OF REIS: THE FILMS AND LEGACY OF ANTÓNIO REIS AND MARGARIDA CORDEIRO from FRIDAY MAY 18 through SATURDAY MAY 26, 2012. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/18 - 5/26
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE SCHOOL OF REIS: THE FILMS AND LEGACY OF ANTÓNIO REIS AND MARGARIDA CORDEIRO from FRIDAY MAY 18 through SATURDAY MAY 26, 2012. More Details
Presented by Oberon
Oberon
Runs: 5/24 - 5/25
Hailed as a "cultural phenomenon" by Newsweek and celebrated for years by the likes of This American Life, The Today Show, The Onion AV Club, & Entertainment Weekly, Mortified is a comic excavation of teen angst artifacts (journals, poems, letters, lyrics, home movies, schoolwork) as shared by their original authors -- in front of total strangers. Where else can you hear grown men and women confront their past with firsthand tales of their first kiss, first puff, worst prom, fights with mom, life at bible camp, worst hand job, best mall job, and reasons they deserved to marry Bon Jovi? Submissions come from a wide range of participants, from professional performers to total amateurs . All in the noble pursuit of self-degradation. Share the shame. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/18 - 5/26
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE SCHOOL OF REIS: THE FILMS AND LEGACY OF ANTÓNIO REIS AND MARGARIDA CORDEIRO from FRIDAY MAY 18 through SATURDAY MAY 26, 2012. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/18 - 5/26
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE SCHOOL OF REIS: THE FILMS AND LEGACY OF ANTÓNIO REIS AND MARGARIDA CORDEIRO from FRIDAY MAY 18 through SATURDAY MAY 26, 2012. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/11 - 5/28
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present ¡QUÉ VIVA EISENSTEIN! from FRIDAY MAY 11 through MONDAY MAY 28, 2012 More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/11 - 5/28
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present ¡QUÉ VIVA EISENSTEIN! from FRIDAY MAY 11 through MONDAY MAY 28, 2012 More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 5/11 - 5/28
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present ¡QUÉ VIVA EISENSTEIN! from FRIDAY MAY 11 through MONDAY MAY 28, 2012 More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvardwood
To Be Determined
Runs: 5/1 - 5/31
Interested in the arts, entertainment, or media? Join Harvardwood before
MAY 31 at a discounted rate!
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staff, and friends working or strongly interested in the arts, media, and
entertainment (close to 5,000 members worldwide). In addition to the
educational and entertaining events Harvardwood produces around the world,
Harvardwood is home to dozens of programs that aim to provide its members
with tangible, career-advancing opportunities in their fields of interest.
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mentorship pairings, writing competitions, avenues to professional
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until MAY 31, here:
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Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 6/1
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE ANARCHIC IMAGINATION OF ALEX COX on FRIDAY JUNE 1 through MONDAY JUNE 11, 2012 featuring appearances by the filmmaker More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 6/1
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE ANARCHIC IMAGINATION OF ALEX COX on FRIDAY JUNE 1 through MONDAY JUNE 11, 2012 featuring appearances by the filmmaker More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 6/1
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE ANARCHIC IMAGINATION OF ALEX COX on FRIDAY JUNE 1 through MONDAY JUNE 11, 2012 featuring appearances by the filmmaker More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 6/1
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE ANARCHIC IMAGINATION OF ALEX COX on FRIDAY JUNE 1 through MONDAY JUNE 11, 2012 featuring appearances by the filmmaker More Details
Presented by American Repertory Theater
Loeb Drama Center
Runs: 5/5 - 6/3
Words and Music by Woody Guthrie
Devised by David M .Lutken with Nick Corley and Darcie Deaville, Helen J. Russell, and Andy Teirstein
Directed by Nick Corley
One of the most influential songwriters and balladeers of the 20th century,Woody Guthrie is a musical hero of legendary proportions who transformed folk music into a vehicle for social protest and captured the adversity and hardship of a generation during the Great Depression. Woody Sez brings Guthrie to life in a joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical portrait that uses Woody's words and songs, performed by the company of four actor/singers who play over twenty instruments, transporting the audience through Guthrie’s fascinating, beautiful, and sometimes tragic life. With more than twenty-five classic Woody tunes including This Land is Your Land, Pastures of Plenty and Bound for Glory, Woody Sez captures the heart and spirit of Woody Guthrie and the stories of America. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 6/1
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE ANARCHIC IMAGINATION OF ALEX COX on FRIDAY JUNE 1 through MONDAY JUNE 11, 2012 featuring appearances by the filmmaker More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 6/1
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE ANARCHIC IMAGINATION OF ALEX COX on FRIDAY JUNE 1 through MONDAY JUNE 11, 2012 featuring appearances by the filmmaker More Details
Presented by Boston Landmarks Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 6/9
Gala Evening -- 6:30-7:30 pm Concert / 7:30 pm Dinner and dancing in Annenberg Hall (Dinner and Concert tickets: $250 per person, available only through the Boston Landmarks Orchestra); Concert tickets available at the Harvard Box Office. More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 6/1
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE ANARCHIC IMAGINATION OF ALEX COX on FRIDAY JUNE 1 through MONDAY JUNE 11, 2012 featuring appearances by the filmmaker More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 6/1
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE ANARCHIC IMAGINATION OF ALEX COX on FRIDAY JUNE 1 through MONDAY JUNE 11, 2012 featuring appearances by the filmmaker More Details
Presented by Harvard Film Archive
Harvard Film Archive
Runs: 6/1
The Harvard Film Archive is pleased to present THE ANARCHIC IMAGINATION OF ALEX COX on FRIDAY JUNE 1 through MONDAY JUNE 11, 2012 featuring appearances by the filmmaker More Details
Presented by Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 6/17
Program of Ligeti and Schubert, Federico Cortese, Conductor More Details
Presented by Ceramics Program
Ceramics Studio
Runs: 7/9
Visiting Artist Workshop with Akio Niisato
July 9, Monday, 1:00 – 5:00 pm
Artist in Residence and Japanese ceramist Niisato Akio will demonstrate his unique techniques and processes for creating his luminescent vessels.
Presented by the Ceramics Program in collaboration with the Arts in Education Program at Harvard's Graduate School of Education.
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Presented by Ceramics Program
Ceramics Studio
Runs: 7/24
Visiting Artist Workshop with Angela Cunningham
July 24, Monday, 2:00 – 5:00 pm
Ceramic artist Angela Cunningham will discuss her exquisitely detailed and provocative body of work inspired by forms in nature. Demonstrations of her artistic process and a sampling of her construction methods, including hand building and wheel throwing techniques, will be shown.
Presented by the Ceramics Program in collaboration with the Arts in Education Program at Harvard's Graduate School of Education.
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Presented by Dance Program (Office for the Arts)
Harvard Dance Center
Runs: 9/5 - 9/7
Taught by OFA Dance Director and Senior Lecturer Jill Johnson. Course meets Wednesday/Friday 3-5pm at the Harvard Dance Center. Open to Harvard students.
Students will thoroughly investigate fundamental skills of improvisation and composition. The course will employ a series of specific physical tasks and systems, taught through intensive exercises and guided improvisations which generate and modify movement. With equal curiosity about both success and failure, this environment encourages experimentation, explores the process of analytical and intuitive decision making in the dancing body; uses references such as architecture, mathematics, philosophy, science, and literature for physical research and written work, and teaches a valuable language that links the mind and body to innovation.
Enrollment limited to 15. More Details
Presented by Dance Program (Office for the Arts)
Harvard Dance Center
Runs: 9/5 - 9/7
Taught by OFA Dance Director and Senior Lecturer Jill Johnson. Course meets Wednesday/Friday 3-5pm at the Harvard Dance Center. Open to Harvard students.
Students will thoroughly investigate fundamental skills of improvisation and composition. The course will employ a series of specific physical tasks and systems, taught through intensive exercises and guided improvisations which generate and modify movement. With equal curiosity about both success and failure, this environment encourages experimentation, explores the process of analytical and intuitive decision making in the dancing body; uses references such as architecture, mathematics, philosophy, science, and literature for physical research and written work, and teaches a valuable language that links the mind and body to innovation.
Enrollment limited to 15. More Details
Presented by Dance Program (Office for the Arts)
Harvard Dance Center
Runs: 9/11 - 9/12
The OFA Dance Program offers co-curricular courses from beginner to advanced in African, Ballet, Hip-Hop, Modern, Pointe, Modern Strengthening, and Flexibility Training. Registration in person only at the Harvard Dance Center.
Fall 2012 Course listings will be available soon.
Classes begin September 15.
Classes will be refunded until October 1. More Details
