Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
Tickets: Free
How to get tickets: Email sketchintheex2016@gmail.com to reserve tickets.
Runs: 3/31/-4/2

SKETCH, in its third time around the block, is bringing it back with deep-belly laughs, fantastic feats of strength, and tubas. This collaborative SNL-style comedy show brings together Harvardians from all walks of life into its creative process and warm embrace. The quick-paced, quick-witted show is guaranteed to make the night you decided to see SKETCH a night you will not soon forget!... Read more about SKETCH

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: E-mail existintheex@gmail.com to reserve your free tickets.
Runs: 2/11-13 & 2/18-20

“Wherever you go, there you are.” – John Kabat-Zinn

Experience a meditation retreat in the Ex. Increase your awareness and gain insight through mindfulness practice while letting go of the external pressures in your life. Relax into the moment and explore what is happening with you. All are welcome to embark on this journey of self realization and self compassion. And if your mind begins to wander, as it will… Relax, Exhale, Exist.... Read more about E X I S T

Presented by: Office of Career Services
For Harvard Undergraduates only. Please register through Crimson Careers.

Join Harvard alums working in entertainment, arts, and media for a panel discussion followed by networking. You've heard about the power of the Harvard network in these fields--here's your chance to use it!... Read more about Creative Careers: Theatre and Entertainment Meet-up

Presented by: Office of Career Services
For Harvard Undergraduates only. Please register through Crimson Careers.

Wondering what your theatre and entertainment-interested peers did last summer? Looking for some ideas of your own, and some great advice on how to secure these kinds of opportunities? Come to this panel and get the scoop from students who've been there, done that!... Read more about Creative Careers: My Summer in Theatre and Entertainment

Presented by: Learning From Performers
Admission Free: No Tickets Required; free and open to all Harvard affiliates and the public. Registration is closed, but some seating may be available at the door starting 15 minutes prior to start time. Admission first come, first served, subject to venue capacity.

Jeanine Tesori is the 2015 Tony Award-winning composer of “Fun Home” (which also won a Tony for Best Musical), as well as the musicals “Thoroughly Modern Millie” (2002), “Caroline, or Change” (2004) and “Violet” (1997), which was nominated for seven Drama Desk Awards including Outstanding New Musical, and won the Drama Critics’ Circle Award for Best Musical, the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Musical, and a Special Obie Citation for Tesori’s music. Tesori will discuss her career during this conversation/Q&A presented by OFA Leaning From Performers in association with Boston’s SpeakEasy Stage Company, which is presenting “Violet” January 9-February 6 at the Calderwood Pavilion in Boston’s South End.... Read more about a conversation with composer JEANINE TESORI

Presented by: Learning From Performers and American Repertory Theater
Admission free and open to Harvard students only

Rachel Chavkin and Dave Malloy have collaborated on a number of original theater productions, including the critically acclaimed and immersively staged electro-pop opera Natasha, Pierre...

Presented by: Harvard Allston Education Portal
Free and open to the public; pre-register online.
Please note that this production contains intense thematic material and some strong language, and is recommended for prepared students grade 6 and up.

The Harvard Ed Portal is proud to host the A.R.T. as it brings together twelve high school students from across the Greater Boston area. These students have collaborated with A.R.T. artists and Harvard scholars to examine the concept of an “environmental crisis,” and created an original theater piece about what they learned.... Read more about A.R.T. Production - Proclamation 3: World Sick

Presented by: Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study
Free and open to the public. Registration required.

"Sliver of a Full Moon" is a powerful reenactment of the historical congressional reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) in 2013: a movement that restored the authority of tribal governments to prosecute non-Native abusers who assault and abuse Native women on tribal lands. The staged reading first documents the legal and jurisdictional issues raised in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision in Oliphant v. Suquamish Indian Tribe that left Native women and children at a higher risk of domestic violence than any other group in the United States. The reenactment then follows the bipartisan legislative battle to reauthorize VAWA with a provision that would protect Native women and children from violence. Sliver of a Full Moon is a portrayal of resistance and celebration.... Read more about An Evening of Performance and Politics: Sliver of a Full Moon