Join Taylor Ho Bynum and Hop Ensemble Fellow Noah Campbell '21 with guest Tomeka Reid, as they discuss art, improvisation and creative practice.

Join Taylor Ho Bynum and Hop Ensemble Fellow Noah Campbell '21 for a discussion with bassist William Parker and historian Cisco Bradley.

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We must heal the circle.

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Listen in as this guest lecturer and acclaimed actress ("Just Mercy", "The Hate U Give") visits a joint session of "Collective Freedom Dreaming" with student organizers from Dr. Bell's Dartmouth and Harvard classes.

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Join Taylor Ho Bynum and Hop Ensemble Fellow Noah Campbell '21 for a discussion with Warren Smith on music, improv and creative practice.

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This multifaceted event, convened by a campus-wide Dartmouth collective, explores this complex, difficult and urgent issue through a series of discussions, art exhibits and films.

Live drawing and casual conversation.

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Join Walt Cunningham and the contestants for a two-night Dartmouth Idol Semi-final event.

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(including finalists: Archita Harathi '22, Cara Ditmar '21, Leslie An '21, Amari Young '21)

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(including finalists: Will Shepherd '23, Michelle Allum TU '21, Andrada Pantelimon '22, Daniel Abate '23)

An awakening of the American consciousness.

Part 1: JOURNEY, SEEN AND UNSEEN, THE CITY
Episodes 1, 1.5, 2
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A virtual live conversation with the wildly inventive comedian, actor, writer and producer. Hosted by powerhouse podcaster Latif Nasser '08.

Two Dartmouth student ensembles collaborate to present a major new work that joins jazz and classical music — and Shakespeare.

Meet the star and creators of Netflix's hit animated musical about a young girl who builds a rocket to meet the legendary moon goddess.

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A personal exploration of Indigenous, Black and Queer identities with artist Europa Grace.

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A genre-defying ensemble that reimagines the classical music experience.

Join Walt Cunningham and the contestants as they begin the journey toward Dartmouth Idol Finals in an exciting, reimagined virtual way.

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A timely conversation on cultivating resilience and resistance through dance.

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A musical and cultural exchange with esteemed global musicians.

Dr. Shamell Bell hosts a conversation around the bestselling novel and film with director George Tillman, Jr., author Angie Thomas and actress Karan Kendrick.

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An intimate evening with a world-renowned soprano.

Exploring Yiddish Theater's contributions to the Broadway stage.

Join host Walt Cunningham and members of the Gospel Choir as we look back at segments of the Choir's performances over the last 14 years.

Meet the award-winning CNN anchor, journalist and author and learn about the adaptation of his 2012 bestseller The Outpost to the big screen.

Oscar-winning animators (Spider-Verse, The Lego Movie) Phil Lord '97 & Chris Miller '97 share tales from the Hollywood trenches with Dartmouth student filmmakers.

On Animation, Live Performance and the Climate Crisis

Learn more about the Hop's long-standing partner, James C. Nicola, and his innovative work with New York Theatre Workshop.

Watch the online premiere of Dance Theatre of Harlem's Dougla.

This group of virtuosic string instrumentalists expresses their belief in brotherhood and shared humanity through Mexican folk, jazz and classical music.

Get an inside look at the legacy of Dance Theatre of Harlem.

Get an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the musical phenomenon, Hamilton with the director of the making-of documentary Hamilton's America.

Join DCWE conductor Brian Messier and members of the ensemble in watching a replay of the ensemble's musical trip from dawn to dusk.

Award-winning author, illustrator and fine artist Myers shares three of his transformative books for young people.

Raw, sparse, beautiful music by a song-spinning husband-wife duo, Carla Kihlstedt and Matthias Bossi.

Combining live and recorded music, this fifth-generation fiddler and multi-instrumentalist recreates from home the great music and joie de vivre of his band Atlas Key.

Hear the DSO and the Orchestra Toscana dei Conservatori perform together in Siena's stunning Teatro dei Rinnovati, with DSO members and conductor Filippo Ciabatti offering musical insights and memories of a history-making tour.

Enjoy some of the highlights of the 2020 Dartmouth Idol Finals, and hear live chat by some of the contestants and director Walt Cunningham.

Whet your appetite for an iconic performance of this Verdi masterpiece with a conversation with Dartmouth's own opera expert, Prof. Steve Swayne.

Get to know Tony winner Ali Stroker in a conversation with the Hop's (and Broadway's) John Heginbotham.

An online concert fusing Arabic music and jazz.

Watch this uplifting tale of ingenuity and determination, then watch a virtual conversation with the story's real-life hero William Kamkwamba '14.

Join DJ Sean for an at-home dance party.

Watch Céline Sciamma's exquisite period romance, then watch the chat with film studies Prof. Lakshmi Padmanabhan!

Our weekly watch-and-chat series debuted with a charming comedy-drama by Dartmouth talent, and a live chat with director Jeremy Teicher '10!

In the Spirit artists look back on their work and imagine paths forward.

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Contemporary performance of both precision and passion with Alisa Weilerstein, cello and Inon Barnatan, piano.

Dartmouth students showcase their talents at this annual music competition.

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Wisdom from a legend in Broadway, television and film.

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A theatrical project confronting our past, breathing into our present moment and envisioning our future.

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Part One: The Past 
Parts Two & Three: The Present/The Future

The grace found. The mystery at the heart of the tale. The healing that the art gifted her by her Nana, made possible.

In this virtual premiere, husband and wife, violin and piano duo, perform works by Brazilian composers.

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Listen in as this guest lecturer and acclaimed actress ("Judas and the Black Messiah", "The Hate U Give") visits a joint session of "Collective Freedom Dreaming" with student organizers from Dr. Bell's Dartmouth and Harvard classes.

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A new dance theater work responding to this distinct cultural moment.

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A deep dive into JAGfest 5.0 and Black artistry, storytelling and love.

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A conversation about collaboration across disciplines and genres, and about bringing improvisational practice to orchestral performance.

Join artist-activists for their insights on this critical moment of pandemic and protest along with the premiere of their collaborative video work 8'46".

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A radical embodied dialogue to imagine shared liberation.

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Imagining the future of theatrical ensemble work with arts leaders.

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Christmas as calamity.

Traditional and contemporary Native American storytelling.

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A young woman struggles against despair during the Great Depression in this 3-part radio play.

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Join artist-activists for their insights on this critical moment of pandemic and protest along with original collaborative performances.

Join the DSO in this rerun of their performance of Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra.

Dartmouth and Claremont musicians honor Native arts and identity.

Celebrating queer and two-spirit performing arts in Native America.

Join members of the Coast and its director Taylor Ho Bynum to watch and live-chat about their journey recording an album.

Written & performed by Dael Orlandersmith, David Cale and Matthew Dean Marsh. A theatrical and musical collage about loneliness and isolation.

An Artistic Exchange with Daniel Bernard Roumain. In 1984, Jawole Willa Jo Zollar founded Urban Bush Women (UBW) to explore the use of cultural expression as a catalyst for social change.

Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra Director Filippo Ciabatti is joined by four members of the talented Horak family. Featuring distinct short pieces and classical suites, this "buffet of appetizers" will satisfy your musical cravings.

An Artistic Exchange with Daniel Bernard Roumain. Join artist-activists for their insights on this critical moment of pandemic and protest along with original collaborative performances.

Join the adventure inside a rainbow pop-up book and learn how to puppeteer from wherever you are!

Enjoy an intimate classical duets with the Hop's musical mavens.

In Conversation with Daniel Bernard Roumain. Join Black artists-activists for their insights on this critical moment of pandemic and protest along with original collaborative performances.

Join renowned essayist, TED talk favorite and upcoming Montgomery Fellow Pico Iyer, an eloquent observer of global art and culture; and Ragamala Dance Company Co-Artistic Directors and Guggenheim Fellows, Bharatanatayam artists Ranee Ramaswamy and Aparna Ramaswamy.

Meet a director whose fearless and insightful films include the Taylor Swift documentary Miss Americana, which opened the 2020 Sundance film festival.

Sing along with this fifth-generation fiddler and his daughter Ophelia.

Sit down with this stereotype-busting, award-winning, multi-disciplinary artistic force.

A virtual brunch with the creator of Downton Abbey

A beloved NH-based storyteller tells mythical tales and stories from around our world—and yours!

An expert yarn-spinner brings to life "adult-friendly" stories of hope and inspiration.

Watch this hysterical nerds'-night-out comedy, then watch the chat with screenwriter Katie Silberman '09!

Hear from Tony-winning director Rachel Chavkin, one of the most interesting directors on the scene today, in the first episode of the Hop's new video series.

DJ Sean led an at-home dance party for kids and families.

Watch this exclusive broadcast of the DSO's February 21 performance of Prokofiev's ballet score for Romeo and Juliet

Watch the Coast and its director chat about their recent performance of an orchestral jazz landmark.