Theatre

In this contemporary age when couples befriend other couples to find family companions with common ground, Dinner with Friends seeks to explore what happens when one of these romantic pairs breaks down, and the waves that can make across households.

Senior work in Acting: Wynn McClenahan, Francis Price & Gibson Grimm.
Intermediate independent work in directing for Caroline Armour.

Admission $5

Current COVID-19 guidelines for arts events are as follows:

Seeking actors, directors, playwrights, stage managers, designers and technicians for We’ll Name This Later —a 24 Hour play festival! If you are interested in any of these roles and want to be part of a fast, furious, creative process—come to the Opening Ceremony of We’ll Name This Later!

The Department of Theatre presents We’ll Name This Later!
Come watch what happens when playwrights, directors, actors, and designers get together to write, rehearse, and perform plays—all within 24 hours!

Limited capacity. Please arrive at 7:30 to get your place in line. Doors open at 7:45. Show at 8:00.

Come enjoy what Middlebury College Students have been creating in the Costume Shop and on their own! This is an evening to showcase student work and inspire budding costume designers, technicians, fashion creators, and admirers of all things wearable! Open to Middlebury students, faculty, and staff.

Dry Land is a visceral portrait of two competitive high school swimmers, Amy and Esther, who are stuck in suburban Florida. Amy is pregnant, and she needs Esther’s help. A story of female beauty and cruelty, Speigel shows us the gritty depths of what young women resort to when they feel they don’t have any other choices.
Content Warning: Dry Land discusses miscarriage and unwanted preganancy, and contains a graphic scene depicting an induced abortion. It also includes physical violence, reference to self harm and emotional and physical abuse, and homophobic and ableist slurs.

Dry Land is a visceral portrait of two competitive high school swimmers, Amy and Esther, who are stuck in suburban Florida. Amy is pregnant, and she needs Esther’s help. A story of female beauty and cruelty, Speigel shows us the gritty depths of what young women resort to when they feel they don’t have any other choices.
Content Warning: Dry Land discusses miscarriage and unwanted preganancy, and contains a graphic scene depicting an induced abortion. It also includes physical violence, reference to self harm and emotional and physical abuse, and homophobic and ableist slurs.

Dry Land is a visceral portrait of two competitive high school swimmers, Amy and Esther, who are stuck in suburban Florida. Amy is pregnant, and she needs Esther’s help. A story of female beauty and cruelty, Speigel shows us the gritty depths of what young women resort to when they feel they don’t have any other choices.
Content Warning: Dry Land discusses miscarriage and unwanted preganancy, and contains a graphic scene depicting an induced abortion. It also includes physical violence, reference to self harm and emotional and physical abuse, and homophobic and ableist slurs.

Dry Land is a visceral portrait of two competitive high school swimmers, Amy and Esther, who are stuck in suburban Florida. Amy is pregnant, and she needs Esther’s help. A story of female beauty and cruelty, Speigel shows us the gritty depths of what young women resort to when they feel they don’t have any other choices.
Content Warning: Dry Land discusses miscarriage and unwanted preganancy, and contains a graphic scene depicting an induced abortion. It also includes physical violence, reference to self harm and emotional and physical abuse, and homophobic and ableist slurs.

One of the most historied Shakespeare theatre companies in the world takes on the Bard’s comedic masterpiece, exploring two wildly different romances, each wrapped in secrets and trickery. Co-founded by Sir Patrick Stewart in 1975, Actors From The London Stage embraces theatrical simplicity at its finest. Five actors take the stage, with minimal props and costumes, and direct themselves in a performance of a complete Shakespeare play, with each actor portraying multiple roles.

One of the most historied Shakespeare theatre companies in the world takes on the Bard’s comedic masterpiece, exploring two wildly different romances, each wrapped in secrets and trickery. Co-founded by Sir Patrick Stewart in 1975, Actors From The London Stage embraces theatrical simplicity at its finest. Five actors take the stage, with minimal props and costumes, and direct themselves in a performance of a complete Shakespeare play, with each actor portraying multiple roles.