Arts at Hamline

Sophokles' ancient Greek tragedy — rigorously translated by poet Anne Carson — focuses on a young woman who speaks truth to power and who dares to take action in this riveting examination of personal allegiance in conflict with the nation state.

Sophokles' ancient Greek tragedy — rigorously translated by poet Anne Carson — focuses on a young woman who speaks truth to power and who dares to take action in this riveting examination of personal allegiance in conflict with the nation state.

Sophokles' ancient Greek tragedy — rigorously translated by poet Anne Carson — focuses on a young woman who speaks truth to power and who dares to take action in this riveting examination of personal allegiance in conflict with the nation state.

Sophokles' ancient Greek tragedy — rigorously translated by poet Anne Carson — focuses on a young woman who speaks truth to power and who dares to take action in this riveting examination of personal allegiance in conflict with the nation state.

Directed by Alexander Bailey (Class of 2026) & H. Ashley.

Directed by Alexander Bailey (Class of 2026) & H. Ashley.

Directed by Alexander Bailey (Class of 2026) & H. Ashley.

Directed by Alexander Bailey (Class of 2026) & H. Ashley.

Under the direction of artistic director Halie Bahr, the Hamline Dance Ensemble will be back on the Anne Simley Theatre stage in spring 2026 with new works of choreography developed throughout the academic year by Bahr, Ensemble members, and guest artists.

Under the direction of artistic director Halie Bahr, the Hamline Dance Ensemble will be back on the Anne Simley Theatre stage in spring 2026 with new works of choreography developed throughout the academic year by Bahr, Ensemble members, and guest artists.