“I think my colleagues would be shocked, but I never expected I would have a career,” says Senior Lecturer Carol Dunne, the producing...

What happens when an expert on the Weimar Republic—Germany’s brief experiment with democracy between two world wars—meets the cast of...

“ Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome to the cabaret,” croons the emcee in the musical recalling the waning, decadent days of Germany’s Weimar...

Kudos is an occasional column that recognizes Dartmouth faculty, students, and staff who have received awards or other honors. Did you or a...

VoxFest—a weeklong theater residency in which alumni work with students and faculty on works in progress—is back on campus for its fifth...

Over the course of three performances in May, small, sold-out audiences—54 people at a time—took their places on stage at Moore Theater in...

Aldo Arellano ’17 has been selected as a 2017 Russian Scholar Laureate by the American Council of Teachers of Russian (ACTR). While his...

The New York Theatre Workshop plans to honor its partnership with Dartmouth’s Department of Theater at its annual spring gala in New York...

Naomi Lazar ’17 has written a new blog post about “Urinetown,” the winter main-stage show of the theater department. She is acting in the...

Innovative teaching doesn’t have to be driven by technological bells and whistles. Sometimes it develops out of a simple conversation. That...