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Articles tagged theater
The Future of Theater
Harvard playwrights, directors, producers, actors, and artistic directors speculate about theatrical prospects for the future.
12.16.11
Sonnets and the Stage
Actor Jonathan Epstein teaches “five-finger exercises for the soul.”
12.16.11
John Lithgow on the Arts, and Life
The actor talks on the arts to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences.
9.16.11
God, Hollywood, Illness
Amy Brenneman’s play Mouth Wide Open opens her life up, candidly.
5.26.11
New “Anything Goes” with Alumni Roles
The new Broadway production of “Anything Goes” draws on contributions from Harvard graduates.
4.12.11
Famous Comedian, “Dangerous” Playwright
Ubiquitous on film and TV, Wallace Shawn writes plays that pack the house—with 20.
2.23.11
Storytelling with Sondheim
Librettist John Weidman writes books for the best.
12.16.10
Onstage, for Once—Set Designer Derek McLane
Award-winning theatrical set designer Derek McLane ’80 will speak about his work at Harvard on October 14.
10.12.10
Visual Conjurer
Carl Sprague ’84 designs sets for local theater companies and Hollywood movies.
3.1.10
Theatrical Chiaroscuro
Fredric Wilson’s book The Theatrical World of Angus McBean collects British midcentury theater images.
3.1.10
Theater As If It Matters
Diane Paulus, the new artistic director of the American Repertory Theater, has an ambitious populist vision.