Not enough music playing in your life? Haven’t had a chance to just jam in a while? Want to make some new musically-inclined friends in a relaxed environment? Just want to learn more about music? Consider joining Keerthi Reddy ’14 in the Lowell House band room on Wednesday nights for regular jams open to...
The Junior Parents’ Weekend a cappella jam had a lot working against it, from its Friday afternoon time to its brevity to its awkward insertion after Drew Faust’s welcome address and a panel of speakers addressing junior parents. It would be unfair and impossible to compare it to Harvard’s more typical a cappella jams—packed,...
In performances of Inside Out in the Loeb Ex this March, Chris Gummerson’s quirky assemblage of characters swept audiences away from the anxiety of the fast-paced, technology-driven world and into the adventure and misadventure of the Alaskan wilderness. The one-act play centers around Charlie Hart (Phil Gillen ’13), an overextended employee for a telecom...
There’s plenty of contemporary drama this season to satisfy a variety of audiences–the Classical Club’s production of Oedipus Rex adds some ancient drama to the options. The club members’ fresh translation preserved high style ancient Greek language while adding a more accessible contemporary feel. There were only a few moments throughout the play where the...
Ghungroo, the South Asian Association’s annual cultural and performing arts show, is a refreshing change of pace from the exclusive productions of many extracurricular performance groups. With a cast and crew of over 350, Ghungroo is one of the largest events on campus in which Harvard students of all skill levels are invited to...
Selling out Sander’s Theater is no easy feat, but one that the Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra managed last Friday night as they presented an evening of Romantic Russian music to a packed house of students and excited parents. Although the program was not what one might call ‘diverse,’ HRO showed wonderful mastery of all three...
