ArticlesThis Year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Events Promote Hope and Action Date1/12/2021Body Each year, Dartmouth celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy with a slate of events. The all-virtual 2021 celebration—which will...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesMonica Ndounou on Planting Seeds for Black TheaterDate12/8/2020Body Monica Ndounou, an associate professor of theater and the founding executive director of the Massachusetts-based The CRAFT Institute, has a...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesTheater Mainstage Adapts to the RadioDate10/29/2020Body On a recent evening, cast and crew of this fall’s theater mainstage production log on to Zoom from wherever they are—Hanover, White River...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesA Virtual VoxFest Weathers Pandemic With Expanded ProgramDate7/17/2020Body VoxFest, which normally brings alumni working in professional theater together with students enrolled in “Theater 65,” a hands-on summer...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesRemembering Black-Theater Trailblazer Lorna C. Hill ’73 Date7/16/2020Body The Dartmouth community, and the theater world at large, have lost a gifted and courageous leader. Lorna C. Hill ’73, actress, playwright...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesStudent Theater Productions in a COVID WorldDate5/21/2020Body This spring, Dartmouth’s theater students and faculty have been practicing the old adage “the show must go on.” And even as the COVID-19...ImageThumbnail
Articles‘Citrus’ Brings Acclaim for Playwright Celeste Jennings ’18 Date3/5/2020Body When Celeste Jennings ’18 arrived on campus from her home in Little Rock, Ark., she planned to be a fashion designer. "I definitely did not...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesStudents Bring Research to ‘The Sweet Science of Bruising’Date2/20/2020Body The Department of Theater’s winter main stage production, The Sweet Science of Bruising — which opens this weekend in the Moore Theater at...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesHope and Fear in the Face of an Epidemic: Students Perform ‘The Living’ Date11/12/2019Body The Department of Theater’s current MainStage production, Anthony Clarvoe’s The Living, is set in London in 1665 during the height of the...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesBentley Bust: The Story Behind a Curious TraditionDate9/20/2019Body For decades, Dartmouth students have rubbed the nose of a bust in the Hopkins Center for the Arts for luck, but they might not all know the...ImageThumbnail
