This September, Schooltree returns to OBERON to reprise their new rock opera Heterotopia live in its entirety after the sold out premiere performance earlier this year. This show celebrates the release of the companion book to the album: kaleidoscopic watercolor storyboard illustrations telling the story of Suzi in Otherspace, including lyrics, plot synopsis and character information.

Presented by: OBERON... Read more about Heterotopia: Live Concert Performance

An immersive literary cabaret that fuses poetry, burlesque, live music, vaudeville, visual art, magic, mysticism, and private, one-on-one poetry experiences.

Presented by: OBERON... Read more about The Poetry Brothel

Now in its third year at OBERON, GLOWBERON is an acclaimed series that features exceptional storytellers, solo playwrights, and cabaret and performance artists. The series was founded by Quinn Cox and is produced in partnership with Cambridge’s Glow Festival and Provincetown’s Afterglow Festival. Past GLOWBERON performers include Molly Pope, Sage Francis, Stella Starsky, Dane Terry, Joey Arias, Erin Markey, Johnny Blazes and Brian King, and Lady Rizo.

Presented by: OBERON... Read more about 2017/18 GLOWBERON Season

"El Amor En Tiempos De Trump" is the culmination to a day-long symposium on queer of color criticism and performance at Tufts University.  The night will highlight the work of two artists from the symposium (NIC KAY & Victor I. Cares), and feature three local drag artists (Jayden Jamison KA St. James, Queen JP, Emphysema Menthol One-Hundreds). 

Presented by: OBERON... Read more about El Amor en Tiempos de Trump

Presented by: OBERON
Tickets: from $25
Runs: September 14 - 16
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Created, Written & Performed by Keith A. Wallace
Directed & Co-created by Deborah Stein

Step onto the basketball court with this one-man show praised by The New York Times as “high-impact ... a sharp reminder of the persuasive powers of live theater.”  The Bitter Game comes to OBERON following its much-talked-about run at the Under the Radar Festival.... Read more about The Bitter Game

In the late 1970s, Truman Capote and Andy Warhol decided that they were destined to create a Broadway play together. Over the course of the next several months, they would sit down to record a series of intimate, wide-ranging conversations. The play never came to be, and the hours and hours of tape were lost to the ages. Until now.

Presented by: American Repertory Theater... Read more about WARHOLCAPOTE

Presented by: Learning From Performers in partnership with the Theater, Dance & Media Concentration, Harvard College Women's Center, Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club, Harvard College Office of BGLTQ Student Life, and SpeakEasy Stage Company in Boston
Admission: Free and open to the public; seating first come, first served, subject to venue capacity.

Harvard affiliates and the public are invited to attend a playwriting workshop and conversation with playwright Jaclyn Backhaus. Her 90-minute play Men on Boats captures both the past and our own times with a dramatic re-visioning of the 1869 Powell Expedition on the Colorado River.... Read more about Writing workshop and conversation with playwright JACLYN BACKHAUS

Presented by: Theater, Dance & Media
AUDITIONS: Thursday, August 31 and Friday, September 1, 6-11 pm
TO RESERVE AN AUDITION SLOT, please email danaknox@fas.harvard.edu with two one-hour windows of availability (first and second choice). Walk in auditions are also welcome, and will be seen in the first available audition slot.
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Theater, Dance & Media announces auditions for its fall production of THE OWL ANSWERS, by Adrienne Kennedy, directed by guest artist David R. Gammons.... Read more about Auditions for TDM's Fall 2017 Production of THE OWL ANSWERS -8/31-9/1

A Celebration of Harvard Artists
Friday, April 28, 8:30 PM
Sanders Theatre
Sold out. Some tickets will be available at Sanders Theatre the evening of the performance at 7:30 pm, one hour prior to curtain time.  First come, first served.

Join us for a festive evening of dance, music, spoken word, drama and film directed by Diane Paulus '88 and honoring the talents cultivated at Harvard and their continuing journeys, featuring actors Courtney Vance ‘82 and Elizabeth Leimkuhler...

The ARTS FIRST Origin Story you never knew you wanted to know!

Starring
Dean Rakesh Khurana as the Fearless Rakeshules, Bringer of Art
Sir Dean Thomas Dingman as the Celestial Soprano of the Gods
The esteemed Gregory Mankiw, Titan
The Reverend Jonathan Walton, Narrator
Geneticist Pardis Sabeti as the Algorithmic Oracle
with
River Charles Ensemble | Hasty Pudding Theatricals | Harvard Ballet Company | Expressions Dance Company | Harvard-Radcliffe Veritones

... Read more about In The Beginning...the ARTS FIRST Creation Story (sort of)

Presented by: Romance Languages and Literatures & Theater, Dance & Media
Admission: Free and open to the public. RSVP here.

Cris - A War Tragedy (in French with English supertitles)

Laurent Gaudé’s "Cris" (2001) is a polyphonic narrative that plunges into the trenches of World War I to trace the anguish of...

Presented by: Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club
Admission:  Visit http://tinyurl.com/LidlessEx to reserve your free tickets.
Runs: April 28 - 30
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Lidless

Written by Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig
Directed by Kat Zhou ’17
Produced by Deng-Tung Wang ’17 and Connie Zhao ’19

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Lidless is set in a...