Theater
Science Theater uses a play about rape and PTSD to spark conversation and understanding among the arts and science communities at Harvard. Not your grandma’s opera
An opera fan takes the measure of both tradition and adaptation, and weighs in on the question: Can old be new again? Seeing around corners
MIT theater professor Jay Scheib kicks off Perspectives in Performance, a new series presented by TDM.You are star
The creator of the "mini series" play U R ★ talks about the origins of art, audiences and creative influences. Citizens of the stage
TEATRO! taps the transformative power of theater with the hope of strengthening the community and campus."The Mikado" in rehab
Guest director Zachary Mallory and dramaturg Kat Zhou ’17 talk about race, research and responsibility in presenting Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Mikado.Where superheroes dare to tread
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.See the change
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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A Boston-based stage manager of a touring show at A.R.T. explains the role she plays in making a show sail smoothly. 
Meghan Onserio ‘19 talks about the process of pretending to be a pretender in The Submission, a drama about intersection between marginalized groups.
A new play looks to Whitman to explore the history and contemporary expressions of LGBTQ art and activism.