This Week in Arts (11/06) | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

Sherehe - Tuft's Spirit of Color displayed their creative and artistic talent through their energetic and fast-paced dance performance during Saturday night's SHEREHE event, hosted by the Harvard Pan African Dance and Music Ensemble. By Shunella Grace Lumas

Sherehe - The Harvad Undergraduate Drummers (THUD) also dispalyed their talent at Saturday night’s SHEREHE, putting on a show using only plastic cups and a table. By Shunella Grace Lumas

Sherehe - The Edge Dance Company of Boston University are known for their unique combination of both contemporary and ballet styles of dance, and were one of the many groups that performed at Saturday night's dance event, SHEREHE. By Shunella Grace Lumas

Sherehe - A dancer from the Tuft's group PULSE performs an elegant pose at SHEREHE, a collaboration that served as a celebrationn of dance from around the world. By Shunella Grace Lumas

Sherehe - Precision and grace were some of the key elements seen at PULSE's performance on Saturday night. The dancers from Tufts engaged in a mixture of contemporary and classical styles of dance. By Shunella Grace Lumas

Sherehe - The belly dancers of the Harvard Middle Eastern Dance Company were just one of many groups of performers that participated in Saturday night's SHEREHE event, hosted by the Harvard Pan African Dance and Music Ensemble. By Shunella Grace Lumas

- Xavier Rudd performs at the Paradise Rock Club on Thursday, Nov. 1st. Rudd, an Australian surf/roots musician popular on the festival circuit, is touring in support of his new album, "Spirit Bird". By Mark Kelsey

- The Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan players perform a scene from The Mikado, a 19th-century Victorian operetta set in Japan. The show opened Friday night at the Agassiz Theatre. By Alexander L. Jaffe

- Kevin Hilgartner '16 and Eli Kahn '13 (left to right) of the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan players perform a scene from The Mikado, a 19th-century Victorian operetta set in Japan. The show opened Friday night at the Agassiz Theatre. By Alexander L. Jaffe

- The Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan players perform a scene from The Mikado, a 19th-century Victorian operetta set in Japan. The show opened Friday night at the Agassiz Theatre. By Alexander L. Jaffe

Counterpoint - Counterpoint is a collaborative dance performance presented by the Harvard Ballet Company and the Harvard-Radcliffe Modern Dance Company taking place on the Loeb Mainstage. This production includes ballet, modern dance, and improvisation. By Katherine M Kulik

Jazz Lives - Fred Taylor reflects on the gradual movement of jazz from large, city clubs to smaller suburban centers. Taylor spoke on the panel "The Hub of Swing: A Look at Boston's Jazz Scene" with Steve Schwartz and Eric Jackson, all guests of the Office for the Arts at Harvard. By Elizabeth A Crowley