Theater and Dance

For Noah Pott ’22, what started as a fun way to kill time in the summer before seventh grade —…

“What happens when we are deprived of the ability to grieve?” That’s the question the cast and crew of Antigonick, now…

Bates professors offer a range of perspectives on racial justice, reparations, and housing inequity during a discussion inspired by the Bates production of the play The Luck of the Irish.

Motion defines dance. Yet for Erick Gredonia ’21, a defining dance experience at Bates was a moment of quiet stillness,…

For many people, the idea of standing under the spotlight and reciting lines to a dimly seen audience is a…

The contrast in titles alone ought to tell you something. On the one hand, there’s The Seagull, Anton Chekhov’s late 19th-century…