21/10/2015
Just your daily dose of science-theatre! Pretty cool we'd say!
A Microbiologist Recreated 'Starry Night' With Bacteria In A Petri Dish And it's not too shabby.
ST@HC fosters a connection between the sciences and performing arts at Harvard College.
Science Theater at Harvard College is concerned with building and fostering lasting connections between the arts and science communities on campus, by providing funding and support to artists and scientists who are interested in creating theater that deals with science, technology and its wide implications on society. We seek to bring these two communities closer together by
- hosting events thro
21/10/2015
Just your daily dose of science-theatre! Pretty cool we'd say!
A Microbiologist Recreated 'Starry Night' With Bacteria In A Petri Dish And it's not too shabby.
04/09/2015
Welcome, ! Come visit us this afternoon at the Activities Fair. You can find us at table CP35, right in the middle of the Quad Lawn.
We hear some other cool groups are nearby...
Get Involved Weekend on Guidebook Science Theater at Harvard College is concerned with building and fostering lasting connections between the arts and science communities on campus, by providing funding and support to artists and scientists who are interested in creating theater that deals with science, technology and its wide impli…
28/08/2015
New year, new look!
BRING IT, 2015-2016, WE'RE READY. https://sciencetheater.wordpress.com/
ST@HC Science-Theater @ Harvard College
28/03/2015
Here's some cool news! Today ST@HC is performing two scenes from our recent Scene Recital at the Harvard Foundation's Albert Einstein Science Conference for K-12 students throughout Boston!! It's an exciting chance to spread our love of Science + Theater to kids!
27/02/2015
ST@HC Vice President, Sean Hardy '16, along with ST@HC Secretary Alona Bach '16, found this cute little heading as they toured the one and only (or should we say third and not only!) Globe Theatre in London as they spend their semesters abroad! Vive science and art!
Our scene recital goes up next weekend! Reserve your free tickets now by emailing [email protected] and check out the Facebook event for more details. https://www.facebook.com/events/1417671591863721/?ref=notif¬if_t=plan_user_joined
01/02/2015
We are super excited to announce that "Smart People" by Lydia Diamond has been added to our program! In this play, which premiered at the Huntington Theatre Company last year, "Four Harvard intellectuals – a doctor, an actress, a psychologist, and a neurobiologist studying the human brain’s response to race – search for love, success, and identity in a complex world"
http://www.huntingtontheatre.org/season/2013-2014/Smart-People/
Smart People | Huntington Theatre Company Four Harvard intellectuals navigate the complexities of race, ambition, friendship, and the human brain in this controversial and fiercely funny new play by Huntington Playwriting Fellow Lydia R. Diamond and directed by Huntington Artistic Director Peter DuBois. May 29 — July 6, 2014 at the South En…
05/01/2015
We're working on lots of cool projects for next semester, including our very first Scene Recital! We will be showcasing scenes from our favorite science-plays. If you're interested in Directing (no experience required!) then fill out this form by Jan 28th. https://docs.google.com/a/college.harvard.edu/forms/d/1inGeFcG1JeB-yCAwB3lJMslp6bpXm99D1qLUb5tW2Tc/viewform
Directors for ST@HC Scene Recital This Spring, ST@HC will be producing a Scene Recital showcasing scenes from science-plays that deal with social/ethical issues. We are looking for a handful of directors for the event, no experience required! This is a great opportunity for novice directors to hone their craft, or veterans to explor…
01/01/2015
Happy New Year! We're celebrating by unveiling our spiffy new website. Check us out! www.sciencetheater.wordpress.com
24/12/2014
There's no present quite like a validating Washington Post article. Happy holidays, peoples!
STEM is incredibly valuable, but if we want the best innovators we must teach the arts We're obsessed with teaching kids math and science, but they'll never be great innovators without art class.
11/12/2014
Thanks to Hanna Psychas & Jn Fang for pointing us to today's Google Doodle!
Have you spotted the illustrious Annie Jump Cannon of the Harvard Observatory classifying those stars, like a boss?
Check it out: https://www.google.com/doodles/
06/12/2014
All-Day Rehearsal for tonight's performance of Silent Sky! See you at 8pm!