Theater
The Harvard-Radcliffe Modern Dance Company Lures Farkas Hall into the Raw, Intimate World of ‘an escape’
The show pushed the boundaries of modern dance through intense expression of emotion and presented HRMDC’s fascinating interpretations of “escape.”
Yo Soy Lola Continues to Empower Latinx Artists
This weekend, Latinx artists kicked off Yo Soy LOLA’s 2019 LOLA Week with an intimate, multidimensional performance, “Las Que Señan."
IGP and Rachel Bloom Gave Birth On Stage in the Name of Improv Comedy. Luckily, It Was Funny
The IGP's Player of the Year event was a rare opportunity to experience Bloom’s award-winning comedic imagination in an intimate, free-flowing setting.
The Huntington Theatre Company Bring ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead’ to Life with Comedy and Contrast
As he interprets the role of the play’s titular Guildenstern, actor Jeremy Webb makes the play's high-minded philosophical discussions comedic and familiar.
On Enduring, and Acting Class
If you act because applause feels good, you won’t be long for this profession, he said. “Because the math doesn’t help you.”
Larissa Ponomarenko Stages an Expressive Update of Ballet Classic ‘Giselle’
Characterized by its expert dancing, thoughtful partnerships, and wildly extravagant set, Ponomarenko’s “Giselle” was a beautiful take on the classic.
Remo Airaldi 1
Harvard Theater, Dance, and Media lecturer Remo F. Airaldi '85 has appeared in more than sixty productions at the American Repertory Theatre since 1993.
‘The Purists’ is Grounded, Human, and Unresolved
“The Purists” is a gripping story of music, change, and human connection, steeped in hip hop culture with several impressive rap performances.
An Electric Evening with Yuja Wang at Symphony Hall
At the show's center was the dazzling Yuja Wang, the Beijing native and world-renowned concert pianist performing with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Martha Graham Cracker Carries her Captivating Cabaret to Cambridge
Friday night at the Oberon began just as every good Friday night should — with one very hairy leg.
‘Passengers’: The Future of the Circus
“Passengers” combines modern dance, acrobatics, and aerial dance to weave an abstract masterpiece about the benefits and woes of travel by train.
‘Black Light’ Creates a Politically Charged Escape for Those at a Crossroads
“Black Light” is a cabaret that explores the intersection of blackness and queerness through dramatic storytelling and '80s inspired music.
‘Six’: Slain Queens of Henry VIII Still Slay the Pop Music Game
Tired of being just another notch in Henry’s bedpost, former Tudor Queens together seek to reclaim history as noteworthy women in their own right.
