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Dartmouth E-Term:

The Dartmouth Theater Department and Northern Stage, an award winning professional theater, will present a groundbreaking experiential (or “E”) term for five to six exceptional Dartmouth Students in the fall of 2016.

The students will be housed with the Northern Stage Company, trained for 15 weeks in all aspects of the professional theater, and take part in Northern Stage’s Off-Broadway production of Orwell in America as well as the company’s highly lauded production of A Christmas Carol.  The E-term Company, as the students will be called, will be mentored by the Northern Stage Artistic and Managing Directors, company members and guests. Students will also participate in weekly classes and career preparation seminars led by Northern Stage professionals.

The New York production of Orwell in America will serve as the centerpiece for the immersive term. Students will participate in rehearsals and performances in Hanover beginning early September 2016, travel to New York City to continue their work as part of the production team during the Off-Broadway run, and then return to the Northern Stage in November to perform additional duties, including possible acting assignments, on the production of A Christmas Carol. The students’ E-term experience would conclude with the final performance of the holiday show.

The Dartmouth faculty recognizes that there are few, if any, undergraduate programs in the United States that offer this kind of top-tier professional, hands-on training experience to their students. This opportunity for experiential learning makes Dartmouth unique among its peer institutions and will help to maintain the College’s reputation as having one of the finest undergraduate theater programs in the United States. To participate in the training of the next generation of theater artists is also a fundamental component of Northern Stage’s educational mission. Through this proposed collaboration, the Theater Department at Dartmouth College and Northern Stage will deepen their impact on our shared community and take a major step toward becoming a model of excellence for the American theater.

  • Students will receive training for 15 weeks in all aspects of the professional theater, and take part in Northern Stage’s Off-Broadway production of Orwell in America as well as the company’s highly lauded production of A Christmas Carol.
  • Students will be working in the new, state of the art Barrette Center for the Arts at Northern Stage.
  • Students will be in residence in New York City for @ one month and receive experience working on an Off-Broadway show. New York housing and meal stipend will be provided.
  • Positions are available in ALL areas including acting, lights, costumes, scenery, technical theater, stage management, dramaturgy, technical theater, etc.
  • Acting interns will appear in A Christmas Carol with the possibility of receiving Equity Membership Candidate points.
  • Northern Stage Artistic Director Carol Dunne, Managing Director Eric Bunge, director Peter Hackett, Northern Stage production staff, company members and guests will mentor students.  
  • Students will receive weekly seminars, mentoring and career preparation classes from Northern Stage professionals.
  • There are few, if any, undergraduate programs in the United States that offer this kind of top-tier professional, hands-on training experience to their students.
  • Housing and a meal stipend will be provided as well as round trip transportation from Hanover to New York City.
  • E-term students must be on an off-term. E-term project is from September 12, 2016 to January 1, 2017.
  • Program is contingent on funding from the Provosts Office