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.

Acting Comedy. Black Theater, USA. Costume Design. Asian Performance Traditions. Emerging Musical Theater. Dance Theater Performance. Playwriting. View the full roster of Spring 2021 term theater department course offerings here!

The Goldner Mini-Fellowship is designed for students with demonstrable financial need who are unable to participate fully in department productions due to the time constraints associated with work study or other job obligations. The winter 2021 application deadline is January 23.

Savannah Miller '21's original play "The House" was recently chosen for the Young Playwrights' Theater's 2020-21 Young Playwrights in Progress new work development program. Her play will be receiving two workshop readings, the first of which will be livestreamed on February 3 & 4. Tickets are free but must be reserved in advance!...

The Fulbright English Teaching Assistant program offers Mychaela a chance to lead a classroom before returning to graduate school and an opportunity to do so while immersing herself in South Korean culture.

The students of THEA 29: Dance Theater Performance will be presnting their final performances to the public via Zoom webinar on Saturday, May 30 at 4:00 pm. Taught by John Heginbotham and Rebecca Stenn, the course focuses on the creation of ensemble pieces.

The Department of Theater is immensely proud to announce the recipients of the 2020 Arts Awards in Theater. We honor each of these 26 students for their talent, creativity, and dedication to the performing arts.

Auditions for an experimental performance of Gallery will take place Wednesday and Thursday, April 22 & 23 via Zoom. An original work written by Nick Gutierrez '20, the project will be directed by Adam Riegler '20 and produced by Giovanna Boyle '20....

Seeking student submissions for an audio collection of stories and monologues about personal experiences of the Covid-19 pandemic, produced by Naomi Lam ‘21. Submitted stories will be compiled into a podcast play. Submission deadline is Sunday May 17....

Originally written and first performed at Dartmouth as a senior fellowship project, Citrus is now receiving its professional premiere at Northern Stage in White River Junction. The cast includes both current students and recent alums.