The Dartmouth Theater Department presents

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A festival for the development of innovative new theater projects initiated by Dartmouth alumni


Each summer, this alumni theater company comes to Dartmouth for a week to workshop new work with current students and faculty. At the end of their residency, they present these works-in-progress


This summer's presentations include:


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Sunday, July 3 | 7pm | Top of the Hop

A collage of new work by VoxFest artists, exploring our country's past and present, curated by Olivia Gilliatt '08


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Thursday, July 7 | 5:30pm | Bentley Theater

A devised theater piece that examines identity, privilege, and what it means to grow up American Directed by Cliff Campbell '04



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Thursday, July 7 | 8pm | Bentley Theater

A staged reading of this play with music, which follows a woman in search of adventure and purpose during the Civil War

Written by Kate Mulley '05

Directed by Lillian King '07



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Friday, July 8 | 5:30pm | Bentley Theater

A devised theater piece that explores Shakespeare's text through rhythm and song

Directed by Hannah Chodos '06

Featuring Ben Weaver '03



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Friday, July 8 | 8pm | Bentley Theater

This staged concert reading of the folk opera about a family in war-torn Afghanistan returns to VoxFest for a second summer of development

Music and Lyrics by Johnny Walsh

Book by John Bair '06

Directed by Marina McClure '04