The club kicks off the academic year with a selection of choral favorites.
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Tender and profound, Miyazaki's animated masterpiece captures the magic of childhood and healing power of nature with a visit from your favorite forest spirit.
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The natural intimate world that awakens after dark resounds through the viola and piano strings, featuring Bach, Boulanger, Montgomery and Clarke.
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The ensemble kicks off the academic year with an uplifting evening of gospel music.
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The 2026 Cannes Queer Palm winner, Jane Schoenbrun's love letter to slashers starring Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder revels in desire, discovery and bloodshed.
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Nov
06 - 14
Chekhov's masterpiece comes to life in a brilliant new adaptation by Benedict Andrews.
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The 26-27 Coast artist-in-residence and fall guest director of the ensemble will lead the band through some favorites of the jazz canon: music by Ellington and Basie, Gillespie and Monk, Mingus and Coltrane, and O'Farrill's own arrangement of Antônio Carlos Jobim's One Note Samba.
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Nov
08
Ralph Fiennes plays Odysseus in Uberto Pasolini's grounded, realistic adaptation of Homer's dramatic final act.
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Dramatic, bold and expressive, discover the transformative power of Monteverdi's music.
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Student-led troupes take over the dance floor with a captivating blend of dance styles, hosted by the Dartmouth Dance Ensemble.
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A celebration of Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Mary Oliver, featuring interviews with Oprah Winfrey, Stephen Colbert and dozens more inspired by her work.
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Tom Cruise plays against type as an aging oil tycoon who must save humanity from his own environmental disaster in Alejandro G. Iñárritu's satirical black comedy.
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A special encore of Richard Eyre's 2010 production of Bizet's masterpiece starring soprano Elīna Garanča as opera's timeless man-eater.
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Join voices in a shared celebration of choral music.
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Nov
21
Tony Award-winner John Lithgow embodies children's author Roald Dahl weathering a self-made PR crisis in Mark Rosenblatt's acclaimed play.
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