An expert in real estate investment trusts and commercial real estate, John Westerfield has served Braddock Capital Management for 12 years. As a philanthropist, John Westerfield supports his alma mater, Dartmouth College. An original play by Dartmouth graduate Celeste Jennings (class of 2018) had its premiere on February 29, 2020, at the Northern Stage Theater in White River Junction, Vermont. The work is called Citrus and has been described as a “choreopoem” - a performance that melds music, movement, and spoken elements. In the play, nine actors dance and recite Jennings’ poetry that highlights the challenges faced by American women of color. Originally intending to become a fashion designer, Jennings drew inspiration from a defining work of the genre, For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf, by Ntozake Shange (1976). Jennings also created the costumes for Citrus’ characters, who come from disparate socioeconomic backgrounds. Citrus was first staged in 2018, culminating Jennings’ yearlong participation in Dartmouth’s Senior Fellows Program. Several Dartmouth students lent their talents to the 2020 performance, which Jennings hopes will be picked up by regional theater companies.

1. Citrus - Dartmouth
Alumna’s “Choreopoem”
John Westerfield

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3. An expert in real estate investment trusts and
commercial real estate, John Westerfield has
served Braddock Capital Management for 12
years. As a philanthropist, John Westerfield
supports his alma mater, Dartmouth College.

4. An original play by Dartmouth graduate
Celeste Jennings (class of 2018) had its
premiere on February 29, 2020, at the
Northern Stage Theater in White River
Junction, Vermont. The work is called Citrus
and has been described as a “choreopoem” - a
performance that melds music, movement,
and spoken elements. In the play, nine actors
dance and recite Jennings’ poetry that
highlights the challenges faced by American
women of color.

5. Originally intending to become a fashion
designer, Jennings drew inspiration from a
defining work of the genre, For Colored
Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When
the Rainbow is Enuf, by Ntozake Shange
(1976). Jennings also created the costumes
for Citrus’ characters, who come from
disparate socioeconomic backgrounds.

6. Citrus was first staged in 2018, culminating
Jennings’ yearlong participation in
Dartmouth’s Senior Fellows Program.
Several Dartmouth students lent their
talents to the 2020 performance, which
Jennings hopes will be picked up by
regional theater companies.