Dartmouth students interested in a career in performance are invited to join us for two upcoming events with professional performers Raymond J. Lee and Sagan (Diane) Chen '14! Wednesday and Thursday, May 26 and 27.

View our summer 2021 term courses here! Join us this summer for courses focused on Black storytelling, virtual reality theater performance, the collaborative creative process, and experiential learning.

Dartmouth students are invited to join us for a free 3-hour master class in Shakespeare with Rodney Cottier, head of the Drama School at LAMDA. Open to all levels of experience; no special preparation is required. Friday April 30 12-3 pm, via Zoom

An original work written by Naomi Lam '21 as part of an honors thesis project, 'Family Style' follows three generations of a Taiwanese-American family as they navigate what it means to be an American. A staged reading performance, streaming Friday May 28.

An original devised work initially conceived by Kate Budney '21 that follows six young adults wading awkwardly and virtually into the world of modern romance, bug facts, and cosmetic contemplation. Performing via Twitch, Friday April 23 at 7 pm.

Eisa Davis's Pulitzer Prize-nominated play about a multiracial girl with a gift for clairvoyance growing up in rural, white 1950's America will be presented as a radio play performance, Saturday April 17 at 7:30 pm. Directed by Lexi Warden '21 as part of an honors thesis project.

An original musical written and music directed by Matt Haughey '21 as part of an honors thesis project, "Flourtown" follows a young man growing up and facing the expectations of his small, insular hometown. Streaming Friday May 14 at 8 pm.

An original work written by Savannah Miller '21, "Jane" examines the public and personal lives of Jane Fonda: activist, actress, fitness mogul, mother, woman. Performing Sunday May 2 at 5 pm via a TBD remote platform.