Doralee Rhodes (Chamille J. Lescott ’16) rides on top of Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) during a dream sequence.

The ensemble (Kristina S. Kim ’17, Jeremy T. Wright ’17, Sienna A. Ramos ’18, Leigh-Ana Rossitto ’19, Amanda J. Liu ’17) happily watches as Violet Newstead (Hallie N. Voulgaris ’17) prepares a potion to make Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) disappear during a dream sequence.

Noelle A. Colant ’17 as Roz Keith during “Heart to Hart”.

Chamille J. Lescott ’16 sings during the opening of “9 to 5”.

Carrie M. Fowle ’18 sings as Judy Bernly during the opening of “9 to 5”. At the start of the story, Judy Bernly has been forced to get a job because her husband has run off with his secretary.

The musical’s heroines: Judy Bernly, Violet Newstead, and Doralee Rhodes (Carrie M. Fowle ’18, Hallie N. Voulgaris ’17, and Chamille J. Lescott ’16 respectively) sing during the finale.

Doralee Rhodes (Chamille J. Lescott ’16) confronts her boss Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) after learning that he’s been spreading rumors about a relationship between them.

Roadkill Buffet in their IAP show “Improv About P___!”

Violet Newstead (Hallie N. Voulgaris ’17) shows Judy Bernly (Carrie M. Fowle ’18) the ropes on Judy’s first day at the office.

A SpaceX-themed hack appeared in Lobby 7 Sunday morning commemorating the spaceflight company’s recently completed JASON-3 mission.

An orchestral tribute concert to David Bowie was held last Friday in Kresge Auditorium. The event was presented by MIT Music and Theater Arts in collaboration with Orange Mountain Music and Richard Guerin. All proceeds went to support the Koch Institute Frontier Research Fund for cancer research at MIT.

In an unplanned turn of events, Frank Hart (Geoffrey W. Hegg ’16) confronts the people that have been controlling his company after kidnapping him.

Paper airplanes are suspended above the W20 stairs on Sunday advertising xFair, hosted by MIT TechX and MIT Tau Beta Pi.

Late last night, students were working on setting up their installations for the annual MLK exhibit. The exhibit is a part of an IAP course, Martin Luther King, Jr. Design Seminar (17.922). This year’s exhibits address topics such as police brutality and lack of diversity at the Academy Awards.