Spotlight on local improv troupes
Several local improv groups, from professional troupes to student organizations, seek to give Upper Valley residents a good laugh.
Several local improv groups, from professional troupes to student organizations, seek to give Upper Valley residents a good laugh.
Dartmouth’s Coast Jazz Orchestra, known for its unusual instrumentation and lively performances, performed twice at Sawtooth Kitchen last weekend.
Artists Ellen Smith Ahern and Menghan Wang are developing their project, inspired by the Woodstock National Park Forest, with the support of the Artist-in-Residence Program at the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park.
The market features local artisans every Saturday this fall.
The Indigenous People’s Fashion Show featured student models wearing a collection of handmade pieces.
The new DreamWorks film explores the consequences of producing robots capable of subverting their original design.
On Oct. 6, the Dartmouth Film Society honored McDowell — an English actor with more than 280 acting credits — in an event featuring screenings of his films.
Students, staff and community members gathered at the Hood Museum of Art to celebrate the opening of 8 diverse exhibitions.
The two artists — both former stars of Northern Stage’s “Only Yesterday” — came together for “Sears and Crawford United” on Oct. 10.
The Hood’s Intern Program provides opportunities for students to explore their artistic passions at a professional level.The Hood’s Intern Program provides opportunities for students to explore their artistic passions at a professional level.
As Can’t Sell Culture nears its second full year on campus, its founders prepare to pass the torch of club leadership on to the next generation.
The film explores the relationship between veganism and global religions.
The film, directed by Edward Berger, opened the Telluride at Dartmouth festival on September 20.
On Sept. 27, Enrique Martínez Celaya gave a presentation on his latest exhibition, “The Grief of Almost,” followed by a Q&A session.
English & creative writing professor Matthew Olzmann introduced Voigt’s reading, which drew from the poet’s nine collections.
Chappell Roan’s performance in Berlin reached audience members with its rawness and intimacy.
“Saturday Night,” a biographical film directed by Jason Reitman about the 1975 premiere of NBC’s Saturday Night Live, shines a light on the increasingly forgotten art of live television.
As the seasons shift from summer to fall, the music tastes of students on campus follow suit.
Sabrina Carpenter’s latest album “Short n’ Sweet” reflects her personal and artistic growth through clever lyricism and musicality.
“It Ends With Us” exemplifies the potential pitfalls — but also the advantages — of movie adaptations.