For 200 years, Harvard Law School graduates have gone on to illustrious careers in law, government, business and other law-related endeavors. A significant number of HLS alums have also carved out a niche in the arts—as writers, actors, musicians, singers, artists, directors, producers, agents and more.
In September, as part of its bicentennial program, Harvard Law School celebrated the arts with a two-day festival featuring the work of alumni, staff, faculty and students. From musical performances, to spoken word poetry, to film screenings and book talks, to the satire of the Dragapella Beautyshop Quartet, HLS talent took center stage.
Credit: Martha Stewart Juliana Han ’08, a former corporate lawyer, now a Juilliard-trained performer
Credit: Martha Stewart Scott Turow ’78 on his book “One L,” 40 years after it was first published.
Credit: Martha Stewart Satire and song from Ben Schatz ’85 (far right) and the other members of the Kinsey Sicks
Credit: Martha Stewart Up on their feet, dancing to the beat on Jarvis Field
Credit: Martha Stewart Actor and wrestler David Otunga ’06 on life in the ring—and beyond