Not sure how to choose from more than 100 events at ARTS FIRST 2018? Our blogger has you covered with three highlights he's looking forward to seeing during the annual festival at Harvard.
Jacobean, contemporary and commemorative: Three senior thesis productions for Theater, Dance & Media arise from personal passion and social commentary.
The Owl Answers was written during foment in the 1960s. The assistant director on the new TDM production has found resonance for her understanding of history, theater and identity.
They hardly knew each other before teaming up. Now Aislinn Brophy ‘17 and Eden Girma ‘18 are collaborators on a show with a powerful message about connecting.
Director Annie Tippe discusses career paths, learning curves and working with Harvard students on the TDM production of Caryl Churchill's Far Away. 
Okwui Okpokwasili considers herself a "performance maker" rather than a dancer. Her work combines dance, music and spoken word, and will be the subject of a conversation on March 6 and a master class on March 7. 
Create the life you want as an artist, says playwright Sharon Bridgforth. Then focus on the work. She will deliver a public lecture on Feb. 24 in Farkas Hall at Harvard.
An activist group uses personal storytelling to increase discussion and empathy on the difficult and controversial topic of abortion. Harvard Arts Blog Editorial Team
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