Articles‘Hadestown’ Took the ‘Long Road’ From Dartmouth to BroadwayDate6/13/2019Body Hadestown, a Broadway musical that was developed at the New York Theatre Workshop (NYTW) 2014 summer residency at Dartmouth, won eight Tony...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesThrough Theater, Revisiting the 1969 Parkhurst OccupationDate6/5/2019Body As part of the yearlong 250th anniversary commemoration, Dartmouth is revisiting various turning points in its history. On Friday, the clock...ImageThumbnail
VideosSquishing Giants and Belching Wolves: Designing Sound for ‘Into the Woods’3/20/2019Description What’s the sound of a fairytale character being trampled by a giant? According to William Maresco ’19: macaroni and cheese. Maresco came up...VideoThumbnail
ArticlesAt the Hop, a Re-Envisioned ‘Coriolanus’ Knits Together Past and Present Date11/13/2018Body Economic inequality, political machinations, a dangerously divided electorate. Terrible news, not just these days, but in Roman times, and...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesA Summit on Black Theater Continues August Wilson’s LegacyDate9/20/2018Body In 1998 Dartmouth hosted a historic gathering of African American theater artists to assess the state of black theater in America...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesHopkins Center Announces Its New SeasonDate7/2/2018Body The Hopkins Center for the Arts today announces the 2018-19 season of artists making music, theater, dance, film, and multimedia work that...ImageThumbnail
VideosExploring Black Women’s History in Costume and Spoken Word5/15/2018Description “…and your mother and her mother and her mother and her mother and her mother...” —from Citrus, by Celeste Jennings ’18 The inextinguishable...VideoCustom thumbnail
ArticlesNeukom Institute Gives New Award to Futuristic PlayDate4/11/2018Body The Neukom Institute for Computational Science has awarded its inaugural literary arts award for playwriting and has announced the shortlist...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesThree Professors Awarded GuggenheimsDate4/10/2018Body Michelle Warren , a professor of comparative literature, Sienna Craig , an associate professor of anthropology, and choreographer John...ImageThumbnail
ArticlesAdaptation of a Classic: ‘1984’ Reflects on Past and PresentDate2/13/2018Body The Department of Theater will perform a contemporary adaptation of 1984, based on George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel about a...ImageThumbnail
