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Week in Photos: Arts (4/20/2010)

By JENNIFER Y. CHANG, Danielle F. DeJoy, Beth Drucker, Lin Gao, Priyanka S Mitra, Judy Park, Ritchell R van Dams, Sara Joe Wolansky, and Danni Xie

The Pillowman - Dan Giles '13 and Jackson Kernion '12 temporarily take on the role of abusive parents who torture Isabel Carey '12 inside a colorful cube in The Pillowman, directed by Ilinca Radulian '11. By Sara Joe Wolansky

The Pillowman - James Morris GSAS '10 and his sister in the Pillowman Isabel Carey '12 wait to be executed. By Sara Joe Wolansky

The Pillowman - Dan Giles '13 and James Morris GSAS '10 share a dramatic moment in The Pillowman, running in the Loeb Ex theater until April 24th. By Sara Joe Wolansky

High School Musical Scenes Rehearsal - Cast members of “HSM Scenes” rehearse as director Daniel V. Kroop ’10 watches. The adaptation runs April 23 and 24 in the Adams Pool Theatre. By Judy Park

- Dancers in the "Waltz from Les Sylphides" in "Silhouettes" performance. By Beth Drucker

Pirates of Penzance - Ben Nelson '11 and Bridget Haile '11 share a tender moment in this year's Gilbert and Sullivan production, the Pirates of Penzance By Sara Joe Wolansky

Kuumba - Kuumba celebrates its 40th Anniverssary with the Dean Archie C. Epps Spring Concert "May We Forever Stand" on April 17, 2010. By Lin Gao

- Members of the Mainly Jazz Dance Company showcase their talents Saturday afternoon in the Adams Pool Theater. "Mainly Jazz Hits the Road" featured a range of styles from classical dance to Latin pop. By Danni Xie

HRO - Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra performed their last concert of the year on April 16. Their repertoire included Strauss, Ligeti, and Sibelius. By Danielle F. DeJoy

Shakespeare Birthday Bash - Fans recreate the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet en masse at John Harvard's Brew House on Saturday. The group reading was part of a celebration of Shakespeare's birthday. All events were moved indoors due to inclement weather that resulted in the cancellation of a parade in the Bard's honor. By Ritchell R van Dams

TAPS - The TAPS show which took place in Lowell Lecture Hall on Saturday April 17 featured student-choreographed pieces in a variety of styles, including Rhythm tap, Broadway, and Irish. Pictured here are tap dancers clapping their heels away on the dance floor. By Priyanka S Mitra

- World-class skaters Gretchen Donlan and Andrew Speroff perform at the 40th Anniversary of “An Evening with Champions”, Harvard’s annual philanthropic skating exhibition for the Jimmy Fund and pediatric cancer research. By JENNIFER Y. CHANG

An Evening with Champions - Emily Hughes '11 dances as part of the Evening With Champions ice skating performance. By JENNIFER Y. CHANG

Into the Woods Rehearsal - Gus T. Hickey ’11 seduces Maya S. Sugarman ’12 as the wolf in “Hello, Little Girl” within Stephen Sondheim’s “Into the Woods.” The production, the second Mainstage play of the semester, will show from April 23 to May 1. By EMILY A. PEREIRA

- Identities, a charity fashion show, took place Saturday night in Annenberg Hall. Featuring guest of honor Vera Wang, the event showcased original work by Harvard, Boston, and New York fashion students in addition to designer pieces from Harvard Square boutiques. By Danni Xie

Week in Photos: Arts (4/20/2010)

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