Be transported to 1830s London in Oliver!, Lionel Bart's iconic musical that has been revised in an all-new production by Cameron Mackintosh with director and choreographer Matthew Bourne. Book Oliver ...

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Consider yourself consummately entertained if you get a ticket for this exceptional revival of Lionel Bart’s show. Distilled from Dickens and filtered through a mid-20th century sense of the ...

Join our team at the Berkman Klein Center! We’re a collaborative, tight-knit group that encourages creativity and humor, supports deep inquiry, values unique approaches to solving problems, strives ...

The Initiative on Artificial Intelligence and the Law (IAIL) is a Harvard Law School initiative based at the Berkman Klein Center. Directed by Oren Bar-Gill and Cass Sunstein, the initiative focuses ...

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Vienna Boys Choirmaster Oliver Stech has died. Steich became the choirmaster in 2011 and led the choir in numerous concerts, and on tours of Europe, Asia, South America, and the US. Born in Waid­hofen ...

Read our review of Lionel Bart's Oliver!, directed by Matthew Bourne, now in performances at the Gielgud Theatre to 29 March 2026. Consider yourself part of the West End furniture! Cameron Mackintosh ...

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