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Musicians Amanda Palmer and Damon Krukowski discuss the transition from analog to digital recording and what's been lost in the process.

Sounding off for noises on

Musicians Amanda Palmer and Damon Krukowski talk analog vs. digital

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DateApril 20, 2017September 11, 2019

Amanda Palmer (center) and a group of Harvard scholars explored some of the dark, sinister, and sexualized sides of the popular musical “Cabaret.” Adding a historical perspective to the discussion was Harvard Professor Charles Maier (right), who noted that as Germany became increasingly polarized in the wake of the Great Depression, the cabarets’ role of master of ceremonies was eliminated. Harvard professors MartIn Puchner (far left) and Carol Oja (not pictured) also participated in the panel discussion.

The dark corners of ‘Cabaret’

Panel probes musical’s unsettling collision of revelry and tragedy

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DateSeptember 21, 2010June 19, 2019

In mid-September, A.R.T.-goers can look forward to the offbeat “Alice in Wonderland,” ominously titled “Alice vs. Wonderland.” Billed as “Lewis Carroll meets Lady Gaga,” this updated adaptation of the classic coming-of-age tale is the vision of acclaimed Hungarian filmmaker and director János Szász.

Hot, hot, hot

American Repertory Theater rolls out a rollicking fall lineup

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DateAugust 26, 2010July 24, 2019