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Michelle Chun
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Spring Season at the Loeb
A typical run-through of Top Girls , one of several productions currently rehearsing for the Loeb Experimental Theatre, is initiated
Ghungroo Brings South Asian Culture to Sold Out Crowds
Wielding twirling sticks and poking fun at the overachieving and overpopulated subcontinent, the cast and crew of the 15th annual
Review: Cloud 9
Caryl Churchill’s Cloud 9, to put it simply, is all about power and sex. But there’s more than what meets
Former Lebanon President Plans for Peace
Former President of Lebanon Amine Gemayel emphasized the need for establishing partnerships in the Middle East at a Monday luncheon
Review: A Good Dose of Whimsy Delights
The Fantasticks: Loeb Experimental Theater, June 20—July 5 In their first offering of the summer season, the actors of Harvard-Radcliffe
REVIEW: The ‘Dybbuk’ Haunts the Loeb Ex
The Dybbuk Loeb Experimental Theatre, April 25 - May 3 Tragedy works by haunting the psyche—infecting memory with its persistence
Review: Angels Protect the Loeb Ex
Marisol Loeb Ex, April 4-6 When Marisol awakes these days from her bed in the Bronx, she is faced with
Alum Brings Acclaimed ‘Bat Boy’ to Boston
When acclaimed composer and lyricist Larry C. O’Keefe ’91 first donned a chiffon dress and heels in 1988, he knew
Persistence of Memory
In the small Waverly Gallery in Greenwich Village, a onetime social activist and atheistic Jewish grandmother is losing her mind.
Theatre of the Durang
It takes a pretty odd but inventive guy to turn talk of swizzle sticks and Dramamine into an exploration of
The Rewards of 'Patience'
Patience is not Gilbert and Sullivan’s most popular play. Musically or textually it is also not their most sophisticated—not that
Harvard Experts Evaluate Mental Health Medications
Harvard mental health experts weighed the risks, benefits and changing marketing strategies of leading mental health medications in a panel
Peru President Speaks at Forum
President of Peru Alejandro Toledo explained increased expenditures on education and health would stimulate economic growth and reinforce democracy in
Researcher Says Rape Can Be a Weapon of War
Applied systematically, rape can be devastating tool of war, said researcher Mia Bloom yesterday during a speech at the Kennedy
The Long Journey Home
John L. Ashbery ’49, Jamaica Kincaid and Salman Rushdie, three of the greatest writers of our time, shared the stage
