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Utopia Limited
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Utopia Limited

The Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatics Club presents Utopia Limited. The play, which is written by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, took place in the Agassiz Theater.

Hey Marseilles
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Hey Marseilles

Hey Marseilles engage the crowd before they perform their hit song "Rio".

Hey Marseilles
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Hey Marseilles

Ahamafule Oluo plays the trumpet in their song "To Travels and Trunks", from the band's first album. This caption has been revised to reflect the following correction: CORRECTION: April 4, 2013 An earlier version of this caption incorrectly identified the trumpeter in the photo. It is Ahamafule Oluo, not Patrick Brannon.

Hey Marseilles
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Hey Marseilles

The Brighton Music Hall was filled to capacity with screaming fans who sang and danced along with the band's indie-folk / jazz tunes.

Hey Marseilles
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Hey Marseilles

Lead vocalist, Matt Bishop, plays the guitar. Bishop founded the band in 2006 along with Nick Ward after meeting at the University of Washington.

Hey Marseilles
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Hey Marseilles

Jacob Anderson checks the sound of his amp before the band began to play on Friday Night

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Today in Photos (03/29/2013)

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Crouching Tyga, Hidden Yardfest

You may not know much about Tyga. He also may not have been your top choice to headline Yardfest this year. But that's okay. The Arts blog is here to acquaint you with the untold joys of Tyga's oeuvre.

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On Campus

Gallery: Lowell House Opera

In honor of both the opera company's 75th anniversary and the 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten's birth, the Lowell House Opera will be perform the English composer's musical adaptation of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" in the Lowell House dining hall. Performances continue until April 8.

Little Green Cars
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Little Green Cars

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Tyrone Wells

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The Art of an Uprising

With the rise of film, photography, and “people’s art,” anyone with a phone can become a protest artist. What led to those changes in medium? And what does this mean for the future of protest?

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The art of an uprising

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