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Drama at Adams
Space Applications
TO RESERVE REHEARSAL SPACE IN THE POOL OR KRONAUER email the drama tutors at (pooltheatre@gmail). NOTE: PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT ALL EMAIL REGARDING THE POOL IS SENT TO THIS ADDRESS, OTHERWISE WE CANNOT GUARANTEE A TIMELY REPLY!!!
Adams House Pool Theatre and Kronauer Space APPLICATIONS are due by the end of Reading Period each semester. The deadlines for the next application series are due on May 14th 2008. Those applications in by the due date are given priority, and other applications are reviewed on a rolling basis throughout the semester. If you'd like to apply to use either The Pool Theatre or the Kronauer Space, please download and fill out the applications using the links below and e-mail them to the drama tutors at (pooltheatre@gmail).
Pool Theatre Applications
Kronauer Space Application
Note: The Kronauer Space is a smaller, "black box" space that is intended for shows with little or no set.
Floor Plans of the Pool Theatre
Somewhat rough but useful floor plans of the Pool are available in GIF and PDF format.
| Side View | GIF | |
| Top View | GIF |
Pool Theatre Handbook
A new version of the Pool Theatre Handbook, updated for the '07-'08 school year, is now available! Chock full of handy tips and dire warnings, it's the essential reference for anyone working in the Pool. Producers and Stage Managers of theatrical shows must return a signed copy to the drama tutor before rehearsals in the pool take place. PDF
Information For Producers
Producers of shows in Adams House must fill out this form following their shows' runs to wrap up their finances. PDF Word
There is also a ton of useful information online at the website of the Office for the Arts. Click here for the OFA's Theatre Resources page.
Your Drama Tutors
Resident Tutors
Matthew Corriel
corriel@fas.harvard.eduMusic and Drama
C-22 | 3-2073
Hi Adams! I grew up in Nanuet NY, a small town 19 miles northwest of New York City. I was Adams '05 - living in C44, B32 and B12 – and graduated from the Literature Department with a focus on French-speaking literatures, notoriously writing my thesis on Jackson Browne and T.S. Eliot. Since graduation, I've been living in Boston and working as a musical theatre songwriter and music director. Three of my musicals were written and produced (in MA, CT, and NY) in the two years since graduation, and I've music directed with Camp Broadway, Boston Children's Theatre, and the Hasty Pudding. I'm thrilled to be drama and BGLT tutor in Adams this year, so come talk to me about any and all things drama, be they the joys and dramas of the theatre or the joys and dramas of gay and lesbian life. Other favorite topics of discussion include Moliere, the worthiness of bringing non-traditional figures into the academic spotlight, putting the B in BGLT, chocolates, living your dream, and vespa scooters. I write from home, so in the words of Three's Company, come and knock on my door. There will likely be Entenmann's.
Jade D'Alpoim Guedes
jguedes@fas.harvard.eduArcheology and East Asian Studies
C-33 | 3-2081
I was born to a Mozambican dad and a Danish mom in Miami but grew up mostly in Africa, Europe and Australia. At age 16 I left home to work in fashion but soon missed academia and decided to pursue a degree in Tibetan and Himalayan studies in Paris. Having fallen in love with the City of Light, I stayed on to study Sinology and Art History/Archeology. It was also in a Parisian museum where I met my husband Chunbai... After spending a year in Beijing brushing up on my Chinese and planning my wedding in Shanghai, I came to Harvard to pursue a PhD in Archaeology.
Prior to coming to Cambridge, I spent time working at museums like the Met and the Louvre and spent inordinate amounts of time bumming around the French and Chinese countryside doing archaeological fieldwork. In my spare time, I love screening silent films in the Pool and cooking up wonders with the Adams House Culinary Club which I coordinate with Sherry. My husband Chunbai grew up in Shanghai but moved to the US at age 15. After finishing medical school at Dartmouth, he is currently a resident physician in Internal Medicine with interest in public health/environmental health and would love to answer any questions you have about a career in medicine. Chunbai loves watching foreign films, plays chess/piano, photography, analyzing modern Chinese society, practicing Chinese calligraphy and traveling. If you don't have enough drama in your life already and are planning a production, come chat to me about ideas, tech or using the Pool. Feel free to drop by C-33 to talk to us about anything from study/living abroad, pre-med, picking a concentration, graduate school, all matters Chinese, drama, or just to speak a different language.
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