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...variety of arts spaces and options, they’re going to have to wait another year. Each of the college’s 12 residential houses provides at least some form of creative outlet for undergraduates looking for a recreational approach to the arts. Opportunities range from house opera societies performing full-blown productions with dozens of participants to communal knitting circles with a handful of dedicated members...
Seeing a Pavarotti-sized hole in the number of opera productions at Harvard’s other stages, the Dunster House Opera was founded in 1992 to introduce opera as “something undergraduates can tackle, not a lofty art form.” Their annual February productions (Candide closed last week after a successful run) holds auditions in September, and draws on both opera neophytes and more experienced performers from among the undergraduate population...
...Lowell Music Society (to join, contact Channing Yu ’93 at cyu@post.harvard.edu) organizes and sponsors the Lowell House Last-Minute Orchestra and Chorus, which performs major works after only two days’ rehearsal; an annual Tchaikovsky performance featuring kazoos and cannons; and the famed Lowell House Opera (LHO). The LHO’s performances, occasionally featuring local professionals in addition to undergraduates, are a stepping stone for aspiring Placidos...
Wednesday, March 9 through Saturday, March 19. Mozart’s Don Giovanni, presented by the Lowell House Opera. Various performance times in the Lowell House Dining Hall. $12 general admission, $8 students and senior citizens. $6 for Lowell House residents. Tickets at the Harvard Box Office...
...also one in the show’s future, The OC needed to check its identity: the tasteful teen drama had become a sappy soap opera...