Voxfest begins tonight! Join us tonight and this weekend for amazing new theater work! 

All work is FREE!

VOX BARTER

7-9 PM TONIGHT in the HOOD MUSEUM

An immersive, theatrical exploration of the connection between art, people, and one's self. This event blurs the line between audience and theater-maker.

Please plan to arrive at the museum no later than 7 PM and expect to stay for the duration of the event (2 hours).

This event blurs the line between audience and theater-maker, bringing forth the artistry in all people. Short performances will be created by everyone, as they draw inspiration from the Hood Museum's current collections and from one another.

VOXFEST is a festival for the development of innovative new projects initiated by Dartmouth alumni. Vox Theater will be in residence at Dartmouth from July 6-12, collaborating on five new works-in-progress involving Dartmouth students, alumni and faculty.

All events are FREE and open to the public -- may contain mature themes and subject matter.

saturday

TWO NEW WORKS

2 PM in the BENTLEY THEATER

Bench readings of The Special Edition by Kate Mulley '05 and URANUS (a play about waste) by Vox Resident Artist Jeremy Pickard.

Total length (includes both shows plus intermission between shows) is about 3 hours.

TEAR A ROOT FROM THE EARTH  (musical)

7 PM in the BENTLEY THEATER

Staged reading of Act One of a new opera, music and lyrics by Johnny Walsh, book by John Bair '06. Directed by Marina McClure '04. (Selected bits from Act II will also be presented.)

Total length is about 60 minutes followed by a discussion with the creative team.

For more information on VOXFEST visit www.voxtheater.org or theater.dartmouth.edu