Eric W. Lin

Finding Rooms for Art

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It’s the late 1970s, and the heroine of “Antony and Cleopatra” is not so much “onstage” as “afloat.” The legendary

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Tomorrow evening, the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra (HRO) will open its bicentennial season. Over 100 musicians will play in the concert. Yet,

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Bestselling author Dave Eggers will share the stage with bands and other artistic luminaries tonight at the Berklee Performance Center

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Unlike star-crossed lovers and Danish princes seeking revenge, the recently resurrected Hyperion Shakespeare Company is getting a second chance after

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In our society of bitter caricature, evil actions are only perpetrated by evil people—Saddam Hussein, death row murderers, and George

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In their penultimate concert of the season, the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra presented a rousing rendition of two perennial favorites in Sanders

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The Lower East Side headquarters of the not-yet-three-year-old journal n+1 is perhaps not very different from many other rented Manhattan

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Few students enter Harvard without having read a Shakespearean play, but the number that has sat through live productions may

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All arts are not created equal. These days, if you want to be a successful artist, chances are you’ll want

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In honor of Stephen Colbert’s visit to the Kennedy School of Government Institute of Politics (IOP) last Friday, The Crimson