Editor's Pick: Performance

Stop Kiss

Students take the stage for this theater department mainstage production, set in the '90s in New York City. Diana Son's Stop Kiss is hip, heartwarming, and powerful. Director Jamie Horton, associate professor of theater, says, "This was an important piece when it was written, and its themes are just as important today-the potential for love where you least expect it, the ugliness around us that targets it, and ultimately the power of that love to overcome obstacles."

• November 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, and 21 at 8 p.m.
• Hopkins Center, Moore Theater
• $12, Dartmouth students $3, all other students $6
• 646-2422

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