Do you sing in the shower? Were you rejected from the Dodecs after staying up until 3 a.m. through a long and arduous audition process?
Friday Night Rock is known for providing a venue for fans of alternative and experimental music. They have booked bands like the obscurely-named "Menomena," "Frog Eyes," "Holy Fuck" and "The Dirty Projectors." Friday Night Rock's upcoming show, however, features artists with relatively tamer titles and presumably tamer musical styles: Denison Witmer and Marla Hansen. The two will be touring together before their Dartmouth appearance and share a similar background.
Courtesy of the Civilians North Face jacket lost on Frat Row.
"Life is good in Soweto, because we stay in love and peace. So let's dance with happiness." So goes "Masigiye'bo," or "Let's Dance," a Zulu song from the Soweto Gospel Choir's second album.
Spoken word, an art form whose medium is simply voice, is coming to Dartmouth on Feb. 20 at Moore Theater.
Danny Gobaud / The Dartmouth Staff This term, over 600 ceramic bowls were handmade, glazed and fired for the Empty Bowls project, which will take place on Feb.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, three juniors will perform the lead roles in the ensemble play "Betrayal," written by Harold Pinter. "Betrayal" is a psychological drama set in England.
The improvisational comedy rock opera group Baby Wants Candy is vague about the origins of its moniker. The names of their shows, however, vary from "Captain Ravioli and the Fairy Pirate Queen" to "Death by Fuzzy Bunny Slippers," depending on what the audience feels like that night. On Jan. 25, the ...
Catherine Tudish came to Dartmouth along with the Class of 2010 this September as the newest faculty member in the creative writing department.
At 8 p.m. on Oct. 21, applause swelled inside Spaulding Auditorium as Anoushka Shankar settled onstage and began to tune up.