Coming to the Moore Stage February 16-25! A fast-paced, mixed-media adaptation that underscores the up-to-the-minute relevance of Orwell’s classic about political tyranny and disinformation. Directed by Professor Peter Hackett....

The Winter 2018 YourSpace Project will be a free performance of Samuel Beckett's "Happy Days" at 2:00 pm on January 20 in the Bentley Theater. The project is directed by Jasen Miyamoto, with Jackie Pageau '18 and Nic Bergen '20....

The Winter Term's student production will be David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Proof", featuring Tess McGuinness '18 and Professor James Rice. Auditions for the roles of Claire and Hal will be held in the Bentley Theater on Monday and Tuesday, January 15-16.

A staged reading of "It's Fine, I'm Fine" by Stephanie Everett '19 will be performed on January 19 at the region's professional theater, Northern Stage, as part of their "New Works Now" Festival of new plays. Stephanie's work was recently profiled in the Valley News.

Come to our Winter Showcase to learn more about the term's MainStage and student productions! Hear from directors and designers and learn how you can get involvd, either onstage or behind the scenes....

Open auditions for 1984 will take place Thursday and Friday, January 4 and 5. (Callbacks on Friday, January 5.) All undergraduates are welcome and encouraged to audition . No experience necessary! Click here for audition information.

Dartmouth's Neukom Institute for Computational Science is currently accepting new play submissions for their inagural Literary Arts Awards, which seeks to understand, promote, and honor the convergence of art, science, and real life....

Tickets are now on sale for the Fall 2017 Student Production! Euripides' ancient tragedy is directed by Kelleen Moriarty '19. Performances November 10-12....

The Fall 2017 MainStage production of Cabaret is in the spotlight! The production's performers, designers, and stage management have all been featured in the Dartmouth News, as well as in the Hop Backstage blog and the region's Valley News.

Euripides' ancient tragedy explored the primordial relationships between revenge and betrayal, magic and mythology, and love and the body. A fully-produced student production directed by Theater Major Kelleen Moriarty '19....