Arts

Review: ‘Good Riddance’ is a vulnerable reflection of personal accountability

By Elle Muller | March 6, 2023

Gracie Abrams's debut album features beautiful lyrics that capture letting go of past versions of oneself.

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Before the Curtain: Arts on Campus Week 10

By Elle Muller | March 3, 2023

As winter term comes to a close, arts on campus includes student-directed musical ‘Pretty Filthy,’ ‘Sweat’ at Northern Stage, Dartmouth Dance Ensemble’s work in progress showing and a creative writing final radio and podcast showcase.

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‘Umbra’ brings contemporary student-written theater to the community

By Elle Muller | February 27, 2023

The one-act festival produced by Dartmouth’s Displaced Theater Company brought new stories to life. 

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Deep Cuts: Horror Edition

By Tess Bowler | February 27, 2023

Tess Bowler ’25 highlights three eccentric horror films for those looking for a new recommendation.  

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Before the Curtain: Arts on Campus Week 9

By Btari Laksono | February 24, 2023

This week on campus features a showing of Oscar-nominated animations, a Grammy-nominated choir performance, an in-person gallery tour and much more.

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Trends: 2010s Rappers have consistently failed at creating rock albums

By Jack Jervis | February 20, 2023

Lil Yachty’s success with  “Let’s Start Here.”  provides hope that this trend may be ending. 

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Review: ‘Your Place or Mine’ falls short of romance and comedy

By Btari Laksono | February 20, 2023

The Netflix original’s awkward writing and lack of tension leaves much desired by its viewers.

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Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra’s all-string repertoire to perform at Rollins Chapel

By Emma Coulter | February 17, 2023

The student orchestra’s annual winter concert will showcase the musicality and technique of the strings orchestra in a unique space

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Before the Curtain: Arts on Campus Week 8

By Elle Muller | February 17, 2023

Arts on campus includes films at the Hop, a weekend symposium at the Hood, an original student-written one-act festival and Hop student-ensemble performances.

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Trends: The rom-com is coming back in a new way

By Emma Coulter | February 13, 2023

Back from the early 2000s, rom-coms are now prioritizing diverse plots and casts as they make their resurgence. 

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Deep Cuts: Valentine’s Day Edition

By Tess Bowler | February 13, 2023

Tess Bowler recommends romantic movies for your valentines day viewing. 

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‘’Bov Water’ aims to celebrate personal histories of Black women

By Gianna Totani | February 10, 2023

Written by Celeste Jennings ’18, the play follows the story of three Black women attempting to write their own narratives amid a lack of information about their families. 

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‘Hanover Happenings’: A Podcast for the People

By Rachel Roncka | February 10, 2023

Town Manager Alex Torpey’s new podcast aims to boost community and civic engagement, one episode at a time.

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Trends: Spin-offs keep our favorite franchises from ending

By Caelan Corkery | February 6, 2023

Characters continue to get a second chance as spin-offs shows and movies prevail in entertainment. 

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Review: New album ‘RUSH!’ shows the power of expression in music

By Elle Muller | February 6, 2023

Måneskin’s third studio album adds to the beauty of their powerful discography. 

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Dreams Deferred: Making the Return to Hollywood

By Sofia Ratkevich | February 6, 2023

More than just comeback stories, the return of Brendan Fraser and Ke Huy Quan to cinema showcases integral changes to long-standing industry traditions. 

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The Dublin Guitar Quartet performs pieces from contemporary composers

By Riley Hawkins | February 3, 2023

The group performed at Dartmouth as a part of the Hopkins Center's commitment to inviting international artists to campus.

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Apple Hill String Quartet brings Native American art to life as part of year-long Hopkins Center residency

By Ramsey Ash | February 3, 2023

The quartet, based in Nelson, New Hampshire, performed works by composer Raven Chacon and the world premiere of a Hopkins Center commission by Dana Lyn.

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“Noon Panir in the Dark” sheds light on humanity behind women’s rights movement in Iran

By Sophie Chadha | February 3, 2023

The play, written by Armita Mirkarimi ’25, tells a story of being Iranian and growing up that isn’t completely surrounded by pain and trauma.

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Before the Curtain: Arts on Campus Week 6

By Madeline Sawyer | February 3, 2023

Following a weekend of films at the Hop and an open mic night, arts on campus includes a Hood exhibition tour, an evening of Austrian piano music and the start of Winter Carnival featuring a figure skating performance.

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