Word: hrdc
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...have to do this because of the high costs of producing theatre," Jessica K. Jackson '99, former HRDC president wrote in an e-mail message. "Our club funding has not been raised for a very long time...
...Instead, a financially strapped Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC) relies on its alumni. Last year, the club sent out a newsletter, asking for support in exchange for free tickets to Loeb Mainstage productions. But according to Michael P. Davidson '00, HRDC president, this endeavor has not yielded much thus far. The organization has received enough alumni donations to cover the costs of the newsletter but not much more...
Jessica K. Jackson '99, former president of theHarvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC), says "it'sabout time" the Pudding allow women in its cast...
Krebs said the variety of productions using Common Casting brings new faces into HRDC...
...campus where original undergraduate creative writing is rare enough, Zachary L. Shrier '99 should be applauded for writing and producing The Jerusalem Disease, whatever the critical response. And the board of the HRDC should be encouraged to continue selecting and enabling undergraduate-written productions: especially those productions that involve new people in the theater community and that excite the audience. And I have rarely seen an audience at Harvard respond so favorably to an undergraduate production as to The Jerusalem Disease, produced in the Loeb Experimental Theater during reading period. Harvard actors don't often come out for a second...