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...Prairie Home Companion” seems to be the one that Harvard is most anxious for. It chronicles the backstage goings-on of a fictitious weekly variety radio show. Nathan D. Johnson ’09 had this to say: “It is a sampling of talent from several generations. All these people who seemingly have no relation come together and I’m anticipating how this experiment will turn out.” After one major success (“Gosford Park”) and one major dud (“The Company”), this...
...team,” Anderson noted. “He had a phenomenal season [last year].”But when Pike came along this spring, Anderson knew immediately that the freshman from Phoenix, M.D. deserved a chance as well.“If you are talking talent, Joe might be the best goalie I’ve ever seen,” Anderson said. “He’s amazing.”Some have suggested different methods for getting both goalies field-time, such as alternating the games they play, starting O’Donnell...
...will conduct the Choir of the Catholic Student Association in Memorial Church.“It’s overwhelming because there are so many performances,” says Surajit Saha ’06. “It’s a tremendous exhibition of talent.” Saha, a biology concentrator and pianist who has not yet performed at Harvard, will play Beethoven’s “Third Piano Concerto in C Minor” at 3:30 p.m. in Paine Hall, with pianist Katherine Chen ’06 accompanying.Although the performances?...
...taken seriously by the audience and by the creative staff behind them if they are to connect with a modern audience.” Mitnick, the recipient of the Office of the Arts’ (OFA) Doris Cohen Levi Prize for the “best combination of talent and energy with an outstanding enthusiasm for musical theater” is already hard at work stirring up the world of musical theater. Prior to college, Mitnick had written a handful of shows that were performed at his high school, but said that he arrived at Harvard with...
...Louise Donovan Award. According to the website of the Office for the Arts, the Louise Donovan Award exists to recognize an “unsung hero.” “[The award’s] purpose is to recognize a student with a tremendous amount of talent who is not necessarily outright directing a show, but making it happen nonetheless,” says Megan. Still, Savitsky says, “I don’t feel unsung. [Theater] is a very rewarding thing to do, otherwise I wouldn’t do it.” Savitsky...