An alumnus of the Mark Morris Dance Group and the founder of Dance Heginbotham, Professor John Heginbotham teaches THEA 28 & 29 and directs the Dartmouth Dance Ensemble. He is has just been honored with a 2018 Guggenheim Fellowship in Choreography....

Written by Lela Gannon '18 an Honors Thesis project, The Houses With Ramps tells the story of a decades-long battle against environmental racism that reached all the way to the Supreme Court. Performances May 25 & 26 in the Bentley Theater....

Stop by the Bentley Theater from 6:30-7:30 pm on Monday, March 26 to learn more about upcoming performance and backstage opportunities this spring.

A one-play adaptation of Shakespeare's Wars of the Roses as seen through the eyes of Queen Margaret of Anjou, senior Claie Feuille's honors thesis She-Wolf of France will perform in the Bentley Theater May 19-20.

The department's Spring 2018 performance season will include a month of Honors and Fellowship works conceived, directed, designed, choreographed and/or presented by our graduating students.

Born exactly 50 years ago in times just as turbulent as today, the iconic American musical will be performed on the Moore stage May 11-13. Directed and choreographed by Virginia Ogden '18 as part of an honors thesis project.

Analyzing Spring Awakening, Dear Evan Hansen, and Heathers: The Musical, Senior Matthew Treiber's honors thesis presentation examines the power of theatrical representations of teenage mental health and suicide. Wednesday May 9 from 5-6 pm, the Bentley Theater....

The department's Senior Spring season begins with Citrus, a Senior Fellowship Project by Celeste Jennings '18. An original choreopoem following struggles and resilience of Black women from mid-19th century to present day , Citrus performances will be May 4-6....

Tennessee Williams' one-act drama will be performed presented first as written, and then as an original opera composed by Larry Delinger. Directed by Camilla Tassi GR and Kelleen Moriarty '19; Thursday April 5 at 8:00 pm, in the Bentley Theater....

The Winter 2018 MainStage production of George Orwell's unsettling "1984" is a contemporary production for the contemporary world. Read about the show and about cast member Kate Budney '21, a Hanover native recently featured in the Valley News.