The physical movements of chimpanzees and their researchers are the last place where you would expect to find a haunting exploration of humanity itself.

The Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC) will move this play onto the modern stage while preserving the style of the original work—right down to the proper length of the actors’ pauses in dialogue—in its new production.

Zombies are never subtle plot devices.

When musicians perform, they create a mood that lasts until the last patron leaves the concert hall—but it seldom moves ...

Harvard’s Gregorian chanting group brings an ancient musical tradition to life.