The Dolphin Show, which dates back to 1939, is the largest student-produced musical in the country. The group recently celebrated its 79th show with the production of “Merrily We Roll Along.” The Dolphin Show originally served as a fundraiser for a Northwestern men’s swim group, and the show premiered in a pool. In 1963, the.
The Dolphin Show will return to Cahn Auditorium next week to perform for an in-person audience for the first time since 2019. “Merrily We Roll Along,” to be performed on Jan. 28 and 29, follows the lives of Frank Shepard and his friends Mary and Charley as they navigate the choices they make personally and.
Several Northwestern parents started a petition during Winter Break objecting to the way Wildcat Wellness protocols treat arts students versus student athletes. In a Dec. 20 email, Vice President for Operations Luke Figora detailed restrictions during the mandatory two-week quarantine period. All classes and co-curricular activities were shifted to remote on Jan. 1, with limited.
On Friday, The Dolphin Show announced the selection for its 79th annual production: “Merrily We Roll Along.” The show will premiere in January 2022 and is produced by Communication seniors Simran Deokule and Owen Kiley and directed by Nora Geffen. The producers said they are excited to work on the show because of the message.