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Campus Arts

Music

Strings Group Bridges Bach to Björk

Boston String Players played pieces from four notable B's at their recent Museum of Fine Arts concert: Bach, Britten, Bartók, and Björk.

On Campus

Student Scribes On Playwriting

In a roundtable interview with the Crimson, four campus playwrights discuss the recent influx of student-written productions, directing world premieres, and writing plays out of the closet.

Theater

Epically Long 'Lily' Hops Between Mediums

Though at times drawn out and overly gaudy, “The Lily’s Revenge” can be praised for its high production quality and impressive scope that successfully create an interactive theatrical experience.

Theater

Uneven Acting Stifles 'Wordplays'

A lopsided cast failed to redeem the play’s repetitive script, resulting in a production that lagged where it promised to crackle with wit.

Theater

'Male' Offers Poignant Look at Homophobia

Through the story, the strength of the actors, the careful use of projection, and the soliloquies in between certain scenes are the heart of the play and communicated the intense and emotional themes.

Theater

Wordplays

"Wordplays" comes to the Adams Pool this week.

Theater

How We Chose to End the World

"How We Chose to End the World" comes to Agassiz Theater next week

On Campus

Museums Evening Looks Ahead

Harvard Art Museums faculty discussed prospective museum changes and innovations in anticipation of the new museum building's 2014 completion.

Arts

Top Ten: Grolier Poetry Book Shop

The top ten best-sellers at Grolier Poetry Bookshop.

Theater

‘Piper’ Not Yet Happily Ever After

Writer-director Føhrby hopes to follow this two-weekend public workshop with a full staging at a later date, the early rendition of the script showed characters with absorbing emotional depth but a book and lyrics still in need of work.

Visual Arts

Portrait of an Artist: James Casebere

When looking at James E. Casebere’s work for the first time, one is immediately struck by a sense of puzzlement.

On Campus

Portrait of an Artist: Robert Glasper

Robert Glasper aims to fuse hip-hop with his traditional jazz roots.

On Campus

Point/ Counterpoint: The Lowell House Bells

The Lowell House bells spark debates between Lowell residents and non-residents alike.

Boston

Boston Fashion Week Gets Wheels

Boston’s annual Fashion Week took place between September 27 and October 6, but four companies skipped the catwalk and strutted ...

Theater

Jenna's Birthday

"Jenna's Birthday" comes to the Adams Pool on October 11.

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