Join us in the Bentley for this original piece, arranged and directed by Kelly Gaudet '17. Gender, domestic abuse, sexual violence and women's resiliency are explored using women's monologues from works of Shakespeare....

Jordyn Fitch '20, Tess McGuinness '18 and Elise Wien '17 are the winners of this year's Frost and Dodd Play Contests. Their plays will be performed in the Bentley Theater this July during the annual Frost and Dodd Student New Play Festival....

Laura Calderon '19 directs Crickets Ate The Moon this weekend in the Bentley. This play speaks to erasing stigma against mental illness and the powerful resilience of Native women....

Four playwrights, four directors, no scripts, no sleep...Students write, cast, and direct their original plays -- all within 24 hours! Really. Come see the results!

“You are cordially invited to a Passover Seder with the Cohen family of Columbia, South Carolina. Please join us this Wednesday, April 12, 1869.”...

Auditions for Feminist Shakespeare are Monday and Tuesday evenings. No experience necessary to audition for this YOUR SPACE production of an original piece, arranged and directed by Kelly Gaudet '17. This production features women's monologues from a vast array of Shakespeare's works.

Laura Calderon' 19 directs a YOUR SPACE production of Charli Fool Bear-Vetter's award-winning play, Crickets Ate the Moon. A cast of 7 is needed for this story about the powerful resilience of Native women. Auditions are Friday, April 7 and Monday, April 10.

The Dartmouth Theater Department and Northern Stage, an award winning professional theater, invite Dartmouth students to participate in the second ground breaking experiential (or “E”) term. Up to four applicants will be selected for fall of 2017....

Audition this week for What Every Girl Should Know by Monica Byrne. This student production will be produced in the Bentley May 27-29. Directed by Virginia Odgen '18. No experience necessary!

Auditions will be held on April 5 & 6 for Away This Night, a thesis production conceived, set designed, and co-directed by Julie Solomon '17. The production explores interactions of gender and space through three of Shakespeare’s plays....