Sophocles' compelling Greek tragedy offers a view of bravery and justice. Director Lily Grob '22 talks about the production that goes up April 12-14 at Adams Pool and May 4 outdoors at Sever Quad during ARTS FIRST.
The playwright and performer of Dragon Lady and Dragon Mama says she couldn't find narratives like hers in the playwriting canon. So she wrote her own.
Enosa Ogbeide '20 didn't think she could learn acting from an acting class. Then RADA changed the way she sees both theater and Shakespeare.
Composer and writer Min Kahng talks about developing a musical based on a Japanese comic and immigration themes. On Oct. 10, he will also offer a free vocal workshop for singers at Farkas Hall and a free lecture at Houghton Library.
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.
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