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Concert Review: Tate McRae Showcases Her Tremendous Talent and Charismatic Stage Presence
By Allison S. Park •
Tate McRae’s stop in Boston on her tour was an evening of passion and connection.
Film

‘A Haunting in Venice’ Review

“A Haunting in Venice” marks the third installment in director Kenneth Branagh’s series of adaptations of Agatha Christie’s murder mystery novels.

Theater

‘Madama Butterfly’ Review: A Vision of Metamorphosis

Butterfly’s wings may have been pinned, but she eventually flies away, in control of her own past.

Theater

‘The Half-God of Rainfall’ Storms into Cambridge’s Loeb Drama Center

With its skillful script and stunning production, "The Half-God of Rainfall" is a slam-dunk hit.

On Campus

‘[intervals]’ Review: HRMDC Brings Meaning to Everyday Intervals

Overall, the show’s choreography helped express the central theme of “[intervals]” and its many different perceptions.

‘Origen’: Bosco Sodi Installs Reflective Contemplation at the Harvard Art Museums

Bosco Sodi’s “Origen” expertly mirrors and grounds its museum context within its gold and terracotta forms, captivating the viewer in its alternating themes of reflection and absorption.

Columns

Death and Rebirth

“I didn’t feel like I was in my body,” Nicholas C. Ige ’25 recalled from the summit push.

Master of Two Worlds

When Nicholas C. Ige ’25 and Kevin Fischetto ’26 first approached me in the fall, I was immediately drawn to their project for this reason. They offered a solution to my dark days and responses to my endless volley of questions.

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Music

Concert Review: Noah Kahan Dazzles a Hometown Crowd

Noah Kahan performed a rousing set to nearly 20,000 fans, radiating sensitivity, heartbreak, and an untethered love for New England.

Theater

‘POTUS’ Review: A Well-Done Riot

SpeakEasy Stage Company's farcical production of “POTUS” pleases, amuses, excites, and entertains, all while offering cathartic sociopolitical satire.

Music

From Beach Road Weekend: Friday Sound Bites

Staff Writer Margo A. Sillman sailed to Martha's Vineyard to cover day 1 of Beach Road Weekend.

Books

Harvard Authors Spotlight: Emi F. Nietfeld ’15 on Success, Struggle, and ‘Acceptance’

“Acceptance” dives deep into Nietfeld’s experiences with resilience, ambition, and the true cost of success.

Theater

Leave ‘Illegally Blonde’ Alone: Theater Kids Deserve Space to Struggle

Five years after the upload of “Illegally Blonde: For Your Consideration,” we should reconsider the mockery and allow children to play with theater — even when it’s awful.

Music

'The Land is Inhospitable and So Are We' Review: Mitski’s Divine, American Landscape

Mitski's “The Land is Inhospitable and So Are We” explores the worlds above, around, and within ourselves.

Music

‘GUTS’ Album Review: Olivia Rodrigo Once Again Laughs With Us, Yells With Us, and Cries Us to Sleep

After her 2021 debut album “SOUR,” the world had been holding its breath for what the young singer/songwriter would come up with next.

Music

‘Bewitched’ Album Review: Laufey’s Enchanting New Album Brings Jazz Back

Jazz pop artist Laufey has revitalized jazz, repackaging it with a modern and youthful twist.