Playful, powerful and full of joy—this radical reimagining of Shakespeare's Hamlet features eight actors with Down syndrome. The "defiant affirmation of life" (NY Times) comes to the Hop as part of its global tour.

Spontaneous, unhinged and hilarious mayhem sown by comedy's celebrated stars.

Witness a gravity-defying dance performance that challenges us to "be not afraid" and speaks to our relationship with the environment.

Big band brilliance and Native stories course through the sound of the groundbreaking group.

The preeminent pipa virtuoso brings ancient Chinese tradition to today's global stage. Wu Man shares this bespoke program while in residence as a principal collaborator of Kronos Quartet.

The ensemble performs selections from their upcoming tour of Mexico by Carlos Chávez, Juan Pablo Contreras and Omar Arellano Osorio. Part of the Mexican Repertoire Initiative.

A multimedia concert experience celebrating the power of listening through stories of American cultures that meld, layer and endure. In honor of America's 250th anniversary.

The orchestra kicks off the term with two great classics: Barber's Cello Concerto and Dvořák's The New World Symphony.

The club kicks off the academic year with a selection of choral favorites.

The natural intimate world that awakens after dark resounds through the viola and piano strings, featuring Bach, Boulanger, Montgomery and Clarke.

The ensemble kicks off the academic year with an uplifting evening of gospel music.

Chekhov's masterpiece comes to life in a brilliant new adaptation by Benedict Andrews.

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.

Dramatic, bold and expressive, discover the transformative power of Monteverdi's music.

Student-led troupes take over the dance floor with a captivating blend of dance styles, hosted by the Dartmouth Dance Ensemble.

Join voices in a shared celebration of choral music.

Fierce grace and technical brilliance that will leave you breathless, set to beloved classical works and the electric guitar-driven anthems of Lenny Kravitz.

From the streets of Chile to the stages of New York, Acuña's luminous voice traverses South American folklore, American jazz, folk-rock and global rhythms.

A whimsical inversion of 'Macbeth' comes to life through inventive shadow puppetry and live music.

What identities win out within us? Within our nation? What must we ask of the past?

A luminous evening of Bharatanatyam duets and solos that honor the relationship between devotee and divine, brought to life with live music from Chennai.

The spellbinding series returns to the Hop, this time taking up tales of bold and brave acts.

Youthful strings resound in the exquisite recital hall, with classical music from Haydn to today.

A night of jazz with the piano legend and the rising-star string quartet.

Hop pianist-in-residence is joined by longtime collaborators for an evening of dynamic music from neo-Romantic and Creole classicism.

A Carmen-inspired program brought to life by soloist Elsa Coulam '27.

Elegance and ingenuity emanate from the scintillating strings of the virtuosic harpist and his jazz quartet.

A high-energy program featuring a selection of favorite gospel songs.

In celebration of his 10th year directing Coast, Taylor Ho Bynum will revisit some classics from the Coast songbook, with special appearances from members of the Music Department jazz faculty, and a commissioned premiere from Sonic Practice MFA student Ziaire Trinidad Sherman.

The ensemble's dedicated dancers share a new work under development.

The choral singers draw on their ever-expanding repertory for an uplifting performance.

Immerse yourself in a stunning live cinema experience that explores our relationship to trees enlivened by the Hop's resident orchestra. Paired with a symphonic journey to the edge of the universe.

A rollicking and rich journey through Irish traditional and folk music, brought to life by an exceptional cast of collaborators.

Step into an immersive theater experience for all generations that celebrates anyone who is (or ever was) a teenager.

Soaring melodies and fluttering rhythms come together as the classical ensemble takes birds as their inspiration.

Optimism in motion—brought to life through whimsical choreography, breathtaking wind music and spellbinding projections.

Try, fail, try again—behind every great move is an amazing journey. Here, eight acrobats reveal what it takes with spellbinding precision and joy.

The illustrious duo brings us a sweeping program of romantic arias and modern classics.

South Africa's standout chorus uplifts us with powerhouse vocals, joyful choreography and an infectious vibe.

The three ensembles unite for a sweeping program featuring Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, whose iconic final movement, "Ode to Joy," is a lasting symbol of hope and unity.

A bustling, bilingual musical that crisscrosses generations and ripples through the lives of a Cuban immigrant family.

Hop Pianist-in-Residence performs three 20th-century giants that transport you to vivid worlds of myth, folklore and fairy tale.

In a Coast tradition stretching back almost 50 years, the graduating seniors of the band take the reins and call the tunes in a joyful musical farewell.

Join student and community vocalists for a joyful celebration of gospel music.

Led by director John Heginbotham, the ensemble shares new work developed throughout the year.

On the film's 50th anniversary, the ensemble celebrates the iconic music of 'Star Wars.'