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...Jake’s not in it, but… The cult classic movie “Donnie Darko” is now on stage, and knowing the trusty A.R.T., this version will be even weirder—and better. Opens Oct. 27, runs until Nov. 18. Zero Arrow Theatre. Box office at 64 Brattle St., Cambridge. “Student rush” offers $15 tickets the day of the show, if available. 3) BOOston! If you want to get to know Boston a little bit, this might be just the ticket: a walking tour of Beacon Hill...
...intense. “The play deals with the big questions that everyone is plagued with: what if we’re living the wrong life, or loving the wrong people?” “Donnie Darko” self-reflexively opens this Halloween, at the Zero Arrow Theatre, and will run through Nov. 18th. —Staff writer John D. Selig can be reached at jdselig@fas.harvard.edu...
...School of Arts and Sciences. Maskin and Myerson met during their undergraduate years at Harvard, where they concentrated in mathematics and applied mathematics, respectively. Maskin, who went on to teach at Harvard from 1985 to 2000, says a course he took as an undergraduate with economics professor Kenneth J. Arrow “grabbed his attention” and inspired him to go into the field that would win him the prize. Arrow, a Nobel laureate himself, introduced Maskin to Hurwicz, who at the time was pioneering the new field of mechanism design theory. At 90, Hurwicz is the oldest...
...lecture, called “Disruptive Consciousness,” she showed and spoke about her work, from paintings and photographs to sculptures and short videos. The Harvard College Women’s Center invited Schneemann, whose exhibition is opening Friday at the Pierre Menard Gallery at 10 Arrow St. The reaction that Schneemann’s work provokes in its viewers is, she said, “unpredictable.” Early in her career, Schneemann said, she had been dismissed as narcissistic and exhibitionist for placing herself in her own art. But, Schneemann explained, she wanted to explore...
...sound and lighting systems as well as stadium seating. In addition, the old home of the UpStairs on the Square eatery, formerly located within the theater as UpStairs at the Pudding, has now been transformed into a rehearsal area. During the renovation, HPT moved its performances to the Zero Arrow Theatre. The Hasty Pudding Social Club, which relocated to 2 Garden Street during construction, will remain at its current location. The theater’s first performance, an absurdist drama written by Arthur L. Kopit ’59, will open on the new stage in November. The Silk Road...