Word: athenas
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...Athena Theater Company is presenting a production of A Perfect Disorder, a one—act play that addresses eating disorders among college-age men and women. The event is a joint project with ECHO to increase awareness about eating disorders and where students can turn to for help. Tickets $5 regular, $4 students, $3 Adams House residents. 8 p.m. Kronauer Space...
...meet one another to build a community of women among first-years. The Seneca’s “Women In Power” Conference in November 2003 was publicized and open to the entire campus, as are all of our speaker events. In collaboration with the Athena Theatre Company and the Ann Radcliffe Trust, the Seneca hosted Pat Murphy, an Irish film-maker and writer for a campus-wide film screening and lecture in March...
...Black Harvard Women (ABHW), Latinas Unidas and the Hillel’s Women’s Group all aim to foster a similar community specifically for women who identify with a particular ethnic/religious group. A scarcity of roles for women in theater prompted a few undergraduates to form the Athena Theater Company, the Coalition Against Sexual Violence was founded in 1998 to increase Harvard’s existing education and resources regarding sexual assault, and Girlspot was created in 1995 to function as an open forum to voice concerns of queer women at Harvard. At the academic level, Women...
...bright spots that help to color the play. The production used an amalgam of time periods for its costuming, designed by Khalda A. Ibrahim ’04 and Sylvia W. Houghteling ’06. Particularly effective was the portrayal of the gods as modern businessmen, with Athena (Cydney McQuillan-Grace ’06) carrying a briefcase and Poseidon (David V. Kimel ’05) recording the destruction of the Greeks on the “to-do” list of his personal digital assistant...
...Athena Theater Company managed a serviceable job with a difficult classic. However, for The Trojan Women to really interest and move a modern audience, the interpretation must do more to enliven the text...