A staged reading performance of an original work by Nik Stahle '23 will be presented in the Bentley Theater as a YourSpace performance, Monday November 8 at 8 pm. Free admission. A young student drowning in the anxiety of his first day at college grapples with his sense of self, his family, and his past.

Three nights, three extraordinary plays: the department presents a weekend of intimate staged readings, including Katori Hall's 'Saturday Night/Sunday Morning', Chiara Atik's 'Poor Clare', and Charlie O'Leary's 'Ridgeway'. October 29-31, the Bentley Theater.

Come meet the Class of 2025! First-year students arrive on the Dartmouth stage in a showcase performance to introduce themselves to each other and to the Upper Valley. October 15 & 16, in the Bentley Theater....

Members of the student-run Black Underground Theatre and Arts Association will take the stage this fall to showcase Black poetry, prose, and creativity. Come for the poems and stay for the vibes. October 9 at 8 pm, in the Moore Theater.

A high school girls' soccer team navigates the chaos of self-discovery with the ferocity of a pack of adolescent warriors. A staged reading of Sarah DeLappe's dazzling new play, presented by THEA 65: Summer Theater Lab and other students. Bentley Theater, Monday August 23 at 8:30 pm.

The 30th annual New York Theatre Workshop summer residency at Dartmouth will take place August 2021. Artists from the legendary company will workshop developing projects, culminating in public showings on August 14 & 22 in the Bentley Theater....

A world premiere, student-produced performance of the new play "Jo & Laurie" by James Holod Kennedy will perform in the Bentley Theater July 30 & 31, 2021. A contemporary take on a beloved classic. Directed by Katie Orenstein '22....

The winning one-act works of Stella A. Asa '22, Katie Orenstein '22, and Mia Nelson '22 will be performed as part of the 2021 Frost & Dodd Student Play Festival this summer, August 6-8 2021....

The annual summer residency of innovative Dartmouth alumni artists workshopping daring new work returns for the 9th consecutive year. Performances (both in-person and virtual) will take place July 17-18, in locations around campus.

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.