Theater
Artist Profile: Ian Chan ’23 on Human Connections in Musical Theater
Chan, a music director with multiple Broadway productions under his belt, cherishes the collaborative nature of musical theater and its ability to tell stories "with people, for people."
‘Krapp’s Last Tape’ Review: Meaningful Stillness
The decision to embrace stillness, instead of intuitively filling it with unnecessary action, gives one the time to interpret Krapp’s thoughts in their own way.
‘Leopoldstadt’ Review: An Emotionally Taut and Visceral Portrait of a Family
The play’s unapologetic Jewishness is vital and sharp.
This Halloween, Take From the Stage: Theater-Inspired Costume Ideas
Halloween is right around the corner, which means it’s time to start brainstorming costumes — and there’s no better inspiration than Broadway.
‘Krapp’s Last Tape’ Preview: A One-Man Odyssey Through Memory and Regret
"Krapp's Last Tape" is a powerfully existential meditation on an unfulfilled life approaching its end.
‘Is this America?’ Review: An Activist Opera For Our Times
Even if not the most cohesive work, “Is this America?” was more than capable of rallying its audience in solidarity with Fannie Lou Hamer's fight for justice.
‘MAMMA MIA!’ Review: A Dazzling Musical Sure to Bring Out Your Inner Dancing Queen
“MAMMA MIA!” is a heartwarming show that will leave you dancing your way home, humming to yourself all night long.
Broadway Professionals and Harvard Students Stage Developmental Reading of ‘The Human Comedy’
The reading wrapped up a developmental workshop led by Broadway professionals and staffed by Harvard undergraduates.
‘Fight Night’ Review: The Election’s a Stage, The Candidates, Actors (Literally)
“Fight Night,” an interactive theatrical election experience, arrived in the U.S. at the perfect time to poke and prod at the psyches of soon-to-be voters.
An Earnest Performance of ‘Shrek the Musical’
“Shrek the Musical” was an enjoyable show with some memorable high points, but the audience left wishing they had laughed more.
Hell is Other Cast Members: Why the One-Person Show?
In many ways, the solo performance is the most extreme showing of an actor’s prowess.
Harvard Theater: Fall 2024 Season Preview
Looking to attend musicals, plays, or theatrical shows at Harvard? Check out this round-up of campus theater productions running in Fall 2024!
‘Romeo and Juliet’ Review: The A.R.T. Keeps It Classic
Despite some creative shortcomings, the A.R.T.’s production of “Romeo and Juliet” supplements the emotional power of its tragedy with fantastic choreography.
‘Shit-Faced Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing’ Review: A Raunchy, Rum-Fueled Night of Revelry
Shit-Faced Shakespeare doesn’t take itself too seriously, leaning into the farcical elements of the original with the help of an endless stream of alcohol.
Out of the Classroom and Into the Professional Theater, A.R.T.’s Harvard Interns Take on ‘Romeo and Juliet’
American Repertory Theater's “Romeo and Juliet" is hosting five Harvard College students as summer interns, giving them the chance to contribute their own ideas to the production.
