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...Surrealist qualities of the ambitious play—put up this weekend in the Adams House Pool Theater, written and produced by Jessica S. Benjamin ’07 and directed by Dipika Guha—seemed almost unquestionable. The dialogue, the discontinuities, and the play’s fundamental indifference to narrative all pointed to the same Surrealist conclusion: logic was not welcome here...
...Reilly," says Apatow, "he had people over at his house. He didn't even tell them where he was going. He just slipped out and said, 'Oh, I gotta go do this thing.'" "Well, that is true," says Ferrell, "but I literally live up the hill from the Kodak Theater, so it was just clocking in, clocking out. But before we went on, Jack, John and I all did the 'Do you have diarrhea in your pants right now? Yes. Diarrhea? Check. Three diarrheas? Good. O.K., let's do this!' But if I make looking like an idiot seem easy...
...Saunders attended a production of “The Tempest” at the American Repertory Theatre. “I walked out of that and spoke to a friend of mine in the class and said, ‘Of all the societies and clubs in music and theater at Harvard, why isn’t there a dedicated Shakespeare company?’” recalls Speedie. Within a year of its formation, the company achieved real and tangible success. Praise from famed actor John A. Lithgow ’67 during Hyperion’s first...
Hans Tutschku is an artist who defies classification. Although his first profession is composing, this associate professor of music and director of the Harvard University Studio for Electroacoustic Composition has experimented with performance art, sound installation, video art, and theater design. Tutschku has incorporated all of these disciplines into a new art exhibition called “TELL ME!…a secret…” at the Carpenter Center, which opened last Thursday and will run for five weeks. The exhibit features photographs with interactive sound components, as well as a sound and light installation. Tutschku...
...Sciences, heard Benjamin read her scenes in class, she was impressed by the fact that Benjamin “had broken all the rules she had set up for herself in the previous scene” and approached Benjamin about directing the play. Drawing on previous experience with absurdist theater from work in theater and BBC radio dramas, Guha began to piece the production together. “The way we approached it was to not to make any decisions about how we wanted things to play at all,” Guha says. “Right from...