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photography courtesy of the president and fellows of harvard college (Kent); by Morgan ione yeager (coMMittee) culture 58 // Rebelling AlwAys Madonna continues her reign as the Queen of Pop with a blockbuster concert at Boston's TD Garden. 59 // An enthR Alling little night The Huntington Theatre Company marshals a stellar team for Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music. 60 // PoP UP Warhol and Lichtenstein headline a snazzy new exhibit at the Rose Art Museum. 62 // boston heARts hUbweek Harvard, MIT, MGH, and The Boston Globe convene to create a full- on artistic and intellectual spectacle. 64 // CUltURe sPotlight Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella comes to the Boston Opera House, and Paul Theroux takes read- ers south of the Mason-Dixon Line. people 67 // Most CongeniAl Governor Charlie Baker takes over the State House, with lessons learned from a loss and a commitment to rule with kindness. 70 // woRk hARd, PlAy hARdeR Dawn Oates has found her life's work in helping disabled children have fun. taste 81 // gReeCe is the woRd There's yet another new neighbor in the Seaport, and this time it's all about meze. 84 // oh, honey! Boston restaurants add some buzz to their menus and the sustainability movement with their own beehives. 86 // sPik e the JUiCe This fall, apple farmers are polishing up their bounty for powerful hard cider. 88 // tAste sPotlight Barrymore Wines releases two per- fect Pinots, and Deuxave celebrates fve years as the belle of the mall. 60 Pop art from activist nun Corita Kent is on view at the Harvard Art Museums. 81 The new restaurant Committee brings Greek meze to the Seaport. 22 bostoncommon-magazine.com contents Fall 2015