Perspectives on Performance with Peter Mills Weiss

Published on October 6, 2026

Farkas Hall, Room 203
12 Holyoke St.
Cambridge
Tue., Oct. 6, 2026, 6:30 – 8 p.m.

A graphic with a stock image photo of a red apple with one green leaf. Translucent watermarks cover the image diagonally, and a salmon-pink and dark red stripe run along its righthand side. “authenticity as material” and event details in black font below

On Tuesday, October 6, 6:30pm-8pm, TDM welcomes artist Peter Mills Weiss to speak on behalf of his and collaborator Julia Mounsey's body of theatrical work! Join us and Weiss for "authenticity as material," a discussion on how their art wrestles with questions of cruelty, authenticity, deception, entertainment, and power. Free and open to all. RSVP encouraged!

Gazette Classification: Ethics, Theater
Organization/Sponsor: Theater, Dance & Media (TDM), supported by the Provostial Fund for Arts and Humanities
Speaker(s): Peter Mills Weiss, David Levine
Cost: Free!
Ticket Web Link: docs.google.com…
Contact Info: [email protected]
Harvard Key Required: No
More info: tdm.fas.harvard.edu…

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