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About voxlab
VoxLab is a developmental live arts laboratory in residence at Dartmouth College, focused on fostering projects by Dartmouth alumni. During the week-long retreat in Hanover, alumni artists develop their works-in-progress in collaboration with current undergraduates. Our goals are to create a space for alumni to experiment, immerse the students in the process of creating new work, and build a more connected community for alumni in the arts.
This year is exciting: we’ll be back in the Hopkins Center! What that means for our purposes (beyond the fact that we won’t be rehearsing in a former psychiatric hospital), is that we’ll have access to exciting arts spaces, both new and old. The Bentley and Moore are basically exactly the same, but there’s a new dance studio, a vastly improved rehearsal room, a slick design studio, a new black box, and a new recital hall. We’ll have stuff again, and we intend to use it.
You’ll still have access to many of the same campus resources; including the various libraries and digital collections, and a private office space to work. Theater 65 is still being held, so there will be students on hand to assist you however you like—reading pages, researching, experimenting. Once again, a central aim of Vox is to give both time and space to artists in a world where both are hard to come by.
VoxLab and the Theater 65 Class
A fundamental part of VoxLab is our collaboration with Theater 65, a course taught during the summer term, that focuses on immersing students in new work development.
During the lab, projects will work closely with students, who, in years past, have performed in, assistant directed, stage managed, designed, and dramaturged pieces. When applying, it is important that you be able to articulate how you might collaborate with the students—part of Vox’s mission is to continue to build up our artistic community, and that includes “future” alumni.
The residency
As a Voxlab artist, you will receive:
Pre-process support, including assistance in coordination of travel, and artistic consultation as requested.
Dedicated office or rehearsal room throughout the retreat period.
Access to the College’s vast material and natural resources during the retreat.
Free room and board for you and a collaborator - if applicable - during the retreat
Process support for your project from the VoxLab team and Dartmouth Theater Department
The support of a Company Manager who will work to learn and meet your access needs and address housing/food/travel needs as they arise.
Opportunities to share work and/or discuss your artistic practice
VoxLab is curated by Vox Theater, with the generous support of the Dartmouth College Department of Theater.