Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
Tickets: Free
How to get tickets: Email chatroomintheex@gmail.com to reserve tickets.
Runs: 3/3-6

Isolation. Desolation. Depression.
Following a fight for survival in the heartless, faceless online world, Chatroom follows the story of a teenage boy seeking help for his depressive mind.... Read more about Chatroom

Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
Tickets: Free
How to get tickets: email ChastityInThePool@gmail.com for your free tickets
Runs: 4/22-23
Please note: This show is intended for adults and some content is not suitable for children.

A lot has happened to me (Alex Iascone) over the past four years at Harvard. I’ve made friends, lost friends, fallen in love, had my heart broken, and grown and changed more than I...

Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
Tickets: Free.
How to get tickets: Email soundbytesinthepool@gmail.com to reserve your free tickets!
Runs: 4/8-10

SOUNDBYTES is a showcase of original musical theater songs by Harvard undergraduates. This concert is the culmination of a five-week workshop with esteemed musical theater songwriter Brian Lowdermilk.

Directed by Dylan Marcaurele ’16, Olivia Munk ’16 & Taylor Vandick ’16
Produced by Eli Schleicher ’18

Run time: 1 hour, no...

Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
Tickets: Free
How to get tickets: Email theflickinthepool@gmail.com to reserve your tickets.
Runs: 4/28-5/1

Annie Baker’s 2014 Pulitzer Prize-winning drama follows three employees at a dilapidated movie theater in central Massachusetts. Baker’s profoundly funny and moving dialogue delves into intersecting issues of race, class, sexuality and mental health as the relationships between the characters...

Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
Tickets: Free
How to get tickets: Email chalkinthepool@gmail.com for tickets.
Runs: 4/15-17

“You’re one of them. And you took her. And you’re using her, and you’re not her. I know my own daughter. And I want you to leave.”
It is the end of the world. For all we know, Maggie is the only woman left. Except for her daughter Cora. But whether she can still be considered human is up for debate.... Read more about Chalk

Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
Tickets: Free
How to get tickets: Email gloryinthepool@gmail.com to reserve tickets.
Runs: 4/1-3

Hollywood won’t touch the superhero genre. But WE will.
With 80% comedy, 19.9% drama, 0.1% The Human Soul(?), watch what happens when a student’s procrastination is switched from Facebooking and eating, to knockin’ out punks in the street. Friendships and stresses grow; crime-...

Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
Tickets: Free
How to get tickets: Email gloryinthepool@gmail.com to reserve tickets.
Runs: 4/1-3

Hollywood won’t touch the superhero genre. But WE will.
With 80% comedy, 19.9% drama, 0.1% The Human Soul(?), watch what happens when a student’s procrastination is switched from Facebooking and eating, to knockin’ out punks in the street....

Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club, Hyperion Shakespeare Company
Tickets: Free
How to get tickets: E-mail hyperionscenes@gmail.com to reserve free tickets.
Runs: 3/25-26

Diamonds in the Ruff, the Hyperion Shakespeare Company’s Spring 2016 scene recital, features an assortment of classic scenes that are under-appreciated either because they come from lesser-known plays or are overshadowed by more famous pieces. We will be bringing these magnificent comic, dramatic, and romantic scenes, from plays as diverse as Richard II, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, and Troilus and Cressida, to a new audience, all with Hyperion’s trademark focus on accessibility.... Read more about Diamonds in the Ruff

Presented By: Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement
ADMISSION: Free and open to the public,...

Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club, Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee
Tickets: Free

THERE IS A FIELD is a play about Aseel Asleh, a 17-year old Palestinian citizen of Israel killed by police in October 2000. Based on interviews and primary sources collected over fourteen years, the play offers a uniquely personal lens for understanding inequality as the root of state violence and impunity. Audiences throughout the United States will find particular resonance with themes raised by Aseel’s life and murder, and post-play discussions and actions will create space to further explore connections and build solidarity across universal struggles for liberation and equality.... Read more about There Is A Field

Presented by: Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study
Free and open to the public. Register here.

Languages constantly evolve and reflect cultural practices. They are a fluid reflection of the passage of time, influenced by many factors, including age, class, and gender. “Plays with Words” provides an opportunity to examine and enjoy the role of gender within the comedic landscape and is part of the conference "Ways with Words: Exploring Language and Gender"—an exploration of the state of language in today's society as it relates to, mirrors, and affects perceptions of gender.... Read more about Plays with Words with Comedian Aparna Nancherla

Presented By: Learning from Performers and Theater, Dance & Media
ADMISSION: Free enrollment, registration required. Limited to Harvard undergraduates only

Exploring the connection between theater and human rights that stretches from ancient Greece until today, this workshop led byDr. Guila Clara Kessous will give students the opportunity to use theater games to better understand the notion of the “other” in respect to human rights on stage and find new ways to raise awareness about social and humanitarian issues.... Read more about “Theater and Human Rights,” a workshop with GUILA CLARA KESSOUS

Presented by: Harvard Music Department
Tickets: Admission Free: Reserve free tickets by emailing firstdayat29garden@gmail.com
Runs: 2/19-20

What do you think really went on after your parents dropped you off at school?? Well maybe not YOUR parents, but, well, who knows...

Presented by: Arts@29 Garden
Tickets: Admission Free: Reserve free tickets by emailing firstdayat29garden@gmail.com
Runs: 2/19-20

What do you think really went on after your parents dropped you off at school?? Well maybe not YOUR parents, but, well, who knows…?

From Billy Aronson, who help create RENT and then wrote Beavis...