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This Week in Arts (3/6)

By Rebecca J. Margolies, Nicholas M Mendez, Sarah E Orlando, Chyi-Dean Shu, Emily C. Wong, and Doreen Xu

Strindberg Symposium - Guest director Robert Brustein leads actors in a rendition of an act from Strindberg's play "The Father" as part of the Harvard Strindberg Symposium held at the Barker Center this weekend. By Sarah E Orlando

Ghungroo 2012 - Harvard students from different dancing backgrounds perform during the opening night of Ghungroo 2012 on Thursday. Hundreds of students collaborate on the production, which continues with performances all weekend. By Doreen Xu

Alvin Curran - Composer Alvin Curran was the Music Department's Louis C. Elson Lecturer. By Chyi-Dean Shu

Body of Work - Body of Work, an art exhibit by Judith Shaw that opened in the penthouse of the Student Organization Center at Hilles, explores eating disorders and body image through art. By Emily C. Wong

- The Monday Gallery features art created by students in the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies. By Rebecca J. Margolies

Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra - The Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra performs Giocomo Puccini's lauded opera, Tosca, as part of its 204th season. By Nicholas M Mendez

This Week in Arts (03/06/2012)

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