The Dolphin Show

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Part of Speech

Noun

Dolphin Show logo, 2013-present

Pronunciation

[thə / 'dahl fihn / sho]

Other Forms

"Dolph"

"Dolphin"

Description

The Dolphin Show at Northwestern University is a non-profit student theatre organization that annually produces the largest student-produced musical in the country.

Why It's Wild

The Dolphin Show began in 1939 when the men's swimming team formed the Dolphin Club to compete at meets across Chicago. The show involved a musical revue and aquatic feats with various student groups until 1970, when the first stage production took place in Cahn Auditorium. Since then, the show has been an annual stage production done entirely by Northwestern undergraduate students. [1]

The show involves over 150 students each year across the cast, musicians, artistic team, and business team. It takes places during late January in Cahn Auditorium each year. As one of the members of StuCo, the production draws members from across the Northwestern theatre community and from outside of it.

The 2017 production, Little Shop of Horrors, toured Bosnia and Herzegovina during spring break. [2]

Alex Schniedman as Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, 2017
Alex Getlin as Rose in Gypsy, 2016

Past Shows (since 2010)

Year Name
2021 Pippin
2019 Hello, Dolly!
2018 Ragtime
2017 Little Shop of Horrors
2016 Gypsy
2015 Titanic the Musical
2014 Shrek the Musical
2013 My Fair Lady
2012 42nd Street
2011 Ragtime
2010 Parade

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Example Sentence

I'm going to see the Dolphin Show tonight, wanna come?

References

  1. [1], NU Dolphin Show.
  2. [2], BroadwayWorld.com.
  3. [3], Dolphin Show Wikipedia page.

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