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The Trial of Sir Arthur's Century
This weekend, of all weekends, we want to stay as far away as possible from trials. After 16 months as
Fashion Stripped to Fun
As a child, Isaac Mizrahi coveted the daisies on his mother's high-heeled mules. He stole her milk money to buy
Streetcar Arrives In Familiar Form
A Streetcar Named Desire directed by George Reyes at the Aggasiz Theater through April 30 The Agassiz production of A
Ready for Their Close-ups
at the Brattle Theater Monday, April 17 Kane at 3:10 and 7:30 Sunset at 1:00, 5:20 and 9:45 tickets $6
Third and Oak Hits the Corner Pocket
Third and Oak Marsha Norman directed by Naeemah A. White at the Agassiz Theatre February 17 and 18 In the
Streisand Defends Political Role of Art
Barbra Streisand used her speech at the Kennedy School's ARCO Forum last night to defend the art world from what
Hanks, Pfeiffer Honored By Hasty
Hollywood celebrities Tom Hanks and Michelle Pfeiffer will each visit Cambridge this month to receive very special degrees--degrees awarded not
Altman's Fashion Circus
For those who crave fashion, Robert Altman's "Ready to Wear" serves up a multi-course feast. If you're the kind who
Compromise Plan Is a Farce
When anonymous donors came forward last fall to fund a boost in financial support for women's athletics teams, Harvard patted
Show Puts Culture in Context
For those who have wondered why President Rudenstine (or his standin) would agree to spend Commencement Day perched in the
Kenneth Branagh's FRANKENSTEIN
The monster's birth scene in "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" is a microcosm of the film's strengths and weaknesses. The creature and
The Modern PROMETHEU
178 years ago, Mary Shelley stayed awake all night writing a story "to curdle the blood, and quicken the beatings
Explosive 'Strangelove' Dazzles
"Dr. Strangelove" is incontestably the best feel-good nuclear apocalypse comedy ever made. Director Stanley Kubrick's dark comedic touch and the
'Noises' On
Call ahead and reserve your tickets. The Harvard-Radcliffe Summer Theatre production of "Noises Off" is a crowd-pleasing slapstick hit. Michael
