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...home. As it transpires, Runga's Chinese mother was a cabaret singer in Malaysia during the '60s, and on the new album the singer seems to channel that era's songbirds, from Fran?oise Hardy (Say After Me) and Dusty Springfield (If I Had You), to Karen Carpenter (Winning Arrow). These are songs of fragile hope, unrequited love and broken hearts. But the emotion is veiled, as if caught in the mists of time, where nostalgia is the only true thing. "In the face of things that change," she sings on the lilting, country-tinged Listen, "we'll stay the same...
...Presented by the American Repertory Theatre. Loeb Drama Center. Tickets available at the A.R.T. Box Office, (617) 547-8300. $37-74 general; student, senior citizen, and group discounts available. Melancholy Play—A Contemporary Farce. Through Feb. 18. Presented by the Institute for Advanced Theatre Training. Zero Arrow Theatre. Tickets available at the A.R.T. Box Office, (617) 547-8300. $10 general; $5 students, senior citizens, and A.R.T. subscribers.The Vagina Monologues. Through Feb. 18. Andover Chapel, Harvard Divinity School. Tickets available at Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222. $10 general; $8 students.Dialogues of Carmelites. Through Feb. 19. Presented by Dunster...
...this year, Berry will instead parade through Cambridge to the Agassiz Theatre, where she will be roasted and treated to a preview show of the club’s 158th original musical, “Some Like It Yacht.” Gere will be honored at the Zero Arrow St. Theatre...
...this year, Berry will instead parade through Cambridge to the Agassiz Theatre, where she will be roasted and treated to a preview show of the club’s 158th original musical, “Some Like It Yacht.” Gere will be honored at the Zero Arrow St. Theatre...
...seem to know—indeed, what would continue to baffle him for months to come—is how his words that day would emerge as some of the most explosive ever uttered in the ivory tower.The notes Summers had prepared were scattered with underscores and marginal annotations, arrows pointing from one section to another halfway down the page, a map of his mind at work. At the very top, Summers had written, “women underrepresented,” and next to that an arrow pointing to the one-word question motivating his remarks...