Northern Stage's production of "Only Yesterday" is enjoying a sold-out Off-Broadway run and was recently selected as a NY Times Critic's Pick. Directed by Professor Carol Dunne, the production is a collaboration between multiple Dartmouth faculty and alumnae....

Stop in at the Fall Showcase on Wednesday September 25 to learn about what's happening on our stages and behind the scenes this term and how you can get involved! 6:30 pm, in the Bentley Theater....

Back at Dartmouth and in the Director’s Chair, Carolyn Cantor ’93 Comes Full Circle By Molly McDonough Wednesday, August 21, 2019 When...

Auditions for the Fall 2019 term MainStage production of Anthony Clarvoe's searing drama The Living will take place September 18-19, 2019. More information, audition details are available now - sign up to audition today!...

The Department of Theater welcomes the Class of 2023 to the stage! Join us on Thursday, September 12, from 12—1:30 pm in the Moore Theater, Hopkins Center for the Arts....

"The Emmy nominations show that Hollywood has not addressed its diversity problem", writes the associate professor of theater . "The problem is perpetuated not only by the entertainment industry but also by institutions of higher education," she says....

The Department of Theater is delighted to welcome Dr. Shamell Bell this fall. She will be teaching THEA 1: Introduction to Theater and THEA 21/ WGSS 59.04: Race, Gender, and Performance.

Award-winning, student-written one-act plays will be performed as both staged readings and complete productions over the course of the July 26-28 weekend during the annual summer Frost & Dodd Student Play Festival. In the Bentley Theater....

The New York Theatre Workshop will be in residence at Dartmouth July 29-August 17, developing and performing six new new works-in-progress by some of today’s most innovative professional playwrights and directors....

It’s Beautiful, Over There will be performed at the acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2019. An original work about death, grief, and the kind of loss that changes our lives, Stephanie's piece was first created and performed as a 2015 honors thesis project at Dartmouth....