Current Productions
TDM Spring Productions
TDM Thesis Production: The Fate of Poetry by Claire R. Liu (March 27 - 28)
TDM Spring Theater Production: Every Body Talking (April 24 - 26)
TDM Spring Theater Production: Every Body Talking
You're invited to TDM's Spring 2026 Production: Every Body Talking, directed by Jay Stull with dramaturgy by EllaRose Chary! Featuring Brennis Carrillo ’26, Crystal Manyloun ’26, Lana Schwartz ’27, Nouran Soliman MIT ’26, Lulu Troyer ’26, and Jessie Wang '28.
About EVERY BODY TALKING
Every Body Talking is a brand-new, interview-derived musical seeking to explore and illuminate the complex ways people of varied identities, experiences, and ages live in and with their bodies. Guided by Jay Stull and EllaRose Chary and devised by students during the Fall 2025 semester, Every Body Talking is the result of a year-long, consensus-driven creative process, transforming verbatim language into a full-length, fully realized production. Blending dialogue and song, Every Body Talking asks the questions: How do we get along with our bodies? How do our bodies get along with us? And who ultimately controls them?
Performance Dates & Times
Friday, April 24 at 7:30pm - Opening Night reception to follow!
Saturday, April 25 at 2pm - Live CART Captioning provided!
Saturday, April 25 at 7:30pm
Sunday, April 26 at 2pm - Visitas show! Admitted students especially welcome!
Farkas Hall Theater
12 Holyoke St., Cambridge, MA 02138
The performance runs approximately 75 minutes.
Accessibility
Farkas Hall is accessible for wheelchairs and other mobility devices. If you have questions about the accessibility provided or anticipate needing any other accommodations, please share with your RSVP or contact Theater, Dance & Media at tdm[@]fas.harvard.edu.
Content Warning
Please note that this performance uses flashing lights, loud noises, and includes themes of sexual harassment and identity-based discrimination.
Free and open to the public.
TDM Thesis Production: The Fate of Poetry
Written & Directed by Claire R. Liu
In 1948, on the eve of McCarthyism, a young woman wrestles between her hopes of becoming an artist and the fate that destiny has laid out for her in a single perilous night. Torn between her own passions and larger forces of the world, she puts everything familiar and known on the line. Inspired by Greek mythology, The Fate of Poetry is an original immersive play with music and dance that interrogates the determination, risk, and madness that comes with “following your dreams.”
Performance Dates and Times
Friday, March 27 at 7 PM
Saturday, March 28 at 2 PM
Saturday, March 28 at 7 PM
Farkas Hall, 12 Holyoke St
Dress Code
Black tie/evening dress, in any color but red, is encouraged. Please wear shoes and clothing that allow you to comfortably move up and down stairs.
Accessibility
Farkas Hall is accessible for wheelchairs and other mobility devices. This production involves movement between spaces in Farkas Hall that includes stairs. Please let us know if you have any mobility concerns so we can accommodate you.
For this and any other accessibility needs, please share with your RSVP or contact Theater, Dance & Media at tdm[@]fas.harvard.edu.