Three nights, three extraordinary plays: the department presents a weekend of intimate staged readings, including Katori Hall's 'Saturday Night/Sunday Morning', Chiara Atik's 'Poor Clare', and Charlie O'Leary's 'Ridgeway'. October 29-31, the Bentley Theater.
Artist and activist Katia Tirado will perform her work, "Tejido a navaja, crónicas sobre feminismos indigenas" or [Razor Weaving, Chronicles on Indigenous Feminisms] Wed. October 27, 7:00 pm in the Hop Garage.
The Department of Theater is proud to be partnering with School House to bring "Ridgway" playwright Charlie O'Leary to campus this fall, as part of the Fall Staged Reading Series and the 2021-22 School House Anti-Racism Experience (SHARE). Events with the artist will take place October 29-31, 2021
Come meet the Class of 2025! First-year students arrive on the Dartmouth stage in a showcase performance to introduce themselves to each other and to the Upper Valley. October 15 & 16, in the Bentley Theater.
Members of the student-run Black Underground Theatre and Arts Association will take the stage this fall to showcase Black poetry, prose, and creativity. Come for the poems and stay for the vibes. October 9 at 8 pm, in the Moore Theater.
An update on the Department of Theater's June 2020 statement on racial justice: The actions we've taken to educate ourselves, changes we've implemented, and what we plan to do to keep our department accountable.
To the Class of 2025: welcome to theater at Dartmouth! Visit our orientation page here and learn everything you need to know about our department: who we are, what we do, where we go, and how you can get involved. And please join us at our Open House on Thursday September 9, 12-1:30 pm in the Moore Theater.
The Department of Theater is thrilled to welcome a remarkable new visiting artist to our faculty for the 2021-22 academic year: Professor Liliana Padilla.
The groundbreaking and iconic musical that taught us all to measure our life in love. Jonathan Larson's "Rent" will be performed in the Moore Theater February 18-27, 2022.
A high school girls' soccer team navigates the chaos of self-discovery with the ferocity of a pack of adolescent warriors. A staged reading of Sarah DeLappe's dazzling new play, presented by THEA 65: Summer Theater Lab and other students. Bentley Theater, Monday August 23 at 8:30 pm.
