VoxLab: Dartmouth Alumni Create Innovative New Works

Founded under the original title of "VoxFest" in 2013 by Matthew Cohn '08, Kate Mulley '05, and Thom Pasculli '05, VoxLab is a laboratory and a performance platform for the development of the daring, the innovative, and the unique. Dartmouth alumni spend a week in residence on campus, workshopping current projects and works-in-progress alongside current students and faculty. With a focus on devised theater and the experimental performance experience, VoxLab offers current students the opportunity to immerse themselves in contemporary theatrical practices and trends.

Current students participate in Voxlab as part of THEA 65: Summer Theater Lab, a remarkable and unique academic class offered by the Department of Theater each summer that also includes performance and production work on the Frost/Dodd Playwriting Festival and the New York Theater Workshop.

More on recent VoxLab Seasons:

VoxFest 2023

VoxFest 2022
VoxFest 2020
VoxFest 2019
VoxFest 2018
VoxFest 2017

Current VoxLab producers are Nicolle Allen '16 and Matthew Cohn '08.

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Nicolle Allen '16 (she/her) is a tailor and costume designer based in New York City. She works in TV, Film, and Theater. Most  
recently as a tailor at SNL, The Gilded Age, and The Amber Ruffin Show. 

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Matthew Cohn '08

(he/him) is a New York-based, interdisciplinary artist. His work combines printmaking, photography, text, music, and sculpture in the pursuit of creating new theatrical forms. He is also an actor and narrator. He is the co-founder of Vox Theater.