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Arts

‘The Brothers Play,’ a work-in-progress autofiction play by Arya Shahi, is performed at Loew Auditorium

By Avery Lin | August 15, 2025

The staged reading was part of the Hopkins Center for the Arts' longstanding partnership with the New York Theatre Workshop, which just wrapped up its 34th year.

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Arts

Icelandic band KALEO took the stage at Lake Morey Resort in Fairlee, Vt., for a soulful, high-energy night

By Yaniya Gilford | August 15, 2025

The band’s performance was part of Lake Morey Resort’s annual Summer Concert Series, begun in 2021.

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Arts

‘The Naked Gun’ is a superbly stupid comedy made for theaters

By Taylor Kruse | August 8, 2025

A reboot done right, the spoof sequel boasts rapid-fire jokes and a tight runtime.

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Arts

Q&A with Sarah Koff, an environmental artist with an exhibition at AVA Gallery

By Avery Lin | August 8, 2025

A woodblock printmaker and environmentalist, Koff draws inspiration from her backyard.

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Arts

Review: ‘Big Time Rush’ concert in Gilford, N.H., was a night of nostalgia and joy

By Julia Zichy | August 1, 2025

Part of their “In Real Life Worldwide Tour,” the iconic 2010s boy band delivered a performance full of memorable solos, throwbacks to the past and audience interaction. 

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Arts

‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ is stylistically quirky with flaws

By Devon Schindler | August 1, 2025

Although featuring some good acting and strong themes, the latest Marvel film is undercut by a rushed plot and lackluster CGI.

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Arts

Polish filmmaker Anna Zamecka visits Dartmouth for ‘Communion’ screening

By Maria Hebling | August 1, 2025

The Dartmouth sat down with Anna Zamecka to discuss her approach to the sensitive, emotionally-charged film.

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Arts

‘Eddington’ is a brutal, brilliant period piece about 2020

By Taylor Kruse | July 25, 2025

Ari Aster’s dark comedy recalls the coronavirus lockdowns with scathing clarity.

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Arts

Dartmouth Streetfest 2025 draws crowds to joyful student performances

By Julia Zichy | July 25, 2025

Crowds gathered to sing and dance to performances by summer student performance groups.

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Photo

Photo Essay: StreetFest

By Alesandra Gonzales | July 25, 2025

On Saturday, July 19, Phi Delta Alpha hosted their third annual StreetFest, a fundraiser held for local charities. 

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Arts

What We’re Reading: ‘On Lighthouses’

By Kent Friel | July 25, 2025

Executive editor Kent Friel ’26 writes about a book he read recently.

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Arts

Mindy Kaling ’01 sponsors new theatre lab at Hopkins Center for the Arts

By Julia Zichy | July 18, 2025

Kaling isn’t just giving Dartmouth theater a facelift — she’s building a playground. 

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Arts

‘Superman’ is a relentlessly entertaining, if slightly uneven crowdpleaser and a solid start to a new slate of DC films

By Taylor Kruse | July 18, 2025

The superhero reboot is a fast-paced, unabashedly earnest Saturday morning cartoon brought to life. 

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Arts

What We’re Reading: ‘Things in Nature Merely Grow’

By Charlotte Hampton | July 18, 2025

Editor-in-Chief Charlotte Hampton ’26 writes about the book she’s reading.

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Arts

Dartmouth group to put up original play in New York City next month

By Avery Lin and Julia Zichy | July 11, 2025

The original play “Be the Boy” by Eloise Langan ‘27 will premiere at The Tank in August.

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Arts

Sophomore summer performance groups provide unique opportunities for experimentation and growth

By Annabelle Zhang | July 11, 2025

Members of full-year performance groups join other groups this summer, expanding their artistic horizons.  

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Arts

‘28 Years Later’ is a strange, thrilling and strikingly original exercise in horror filmmaking

By Taylor Kruse | July 4, 2025

The mostly standalone sequel follows one boy’s coming of age in post-apocalyptic England nearly three decades after the outbreak of the zombifying “Rage Virus.” 

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