Word: hrdc
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Though none of this guarantees a good show, anticipation is certainly greater than for an HRDC production. Every student at the Institute went through the college theater experience already or worked on commercial productions before. They had to demonstrate a lot to get into the two-year program, according to Institute Admissions. But they distinguished themselves by showing greater conviction and fresher ideas than the other applicants. Each year a mere 20 to 25 survive...
...always do it at the beginning of the semester because people have free time," Sanders said, adding that HRDC tries to publicize the event as extensively as possible...
...fall semester generally lures more actors because people are experimenting with the theater at Harvard, said HRDC President Terrell P. McSweeny...
Ezra W. Reese '97, who is producing "Princess Ida" this April, said spring casting has been particularly quiet this year because casting began immediately after students returned from intersession and HRDC did not had enough time to publicize effectively...
...experimental theater coordinator for the HRDC Executive Board, Rob S. Sanders '98, agreed that Common Casting had been quiet this semester but said that he expected "tons of people" to show up last night...