Co-Curricular Theater & Music Theater Classes

Open to all Princeton students. Performance co-curricular classes typically meet as a series of drop-in workshops on Monday afternoons or evenings. Design and production co-curricular classes are typically one-off sessions. Past workshop topics include musical theater audition techniques, voiceovers, using a light board, stage management, digital tools for designers, voice for actors, movement for actors, Black acting methods, projection design concepts and practices, and physical comedy for actors. Workshops are led by professional alumni including Sam Gravitte and Feyisola Soetan, and acclaimed guest artists including Peter Kim, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Alex Volckhausen, and many others.

Learn more about the co-curricular Princeton Playhouse Ensembles, launched in 2021-22 as a partnership between the theater and music theater program and the Music Department.

Learn more about Try On Theater, which includes educational and enjoyable theatrical workshops centered on casting our season, and drop in workshops in lighting, stage management and other production areas where you can also learn about opportunities in production and design in our season.

Second Floor Theater Studios, Lewis Arts complex · Presented by: Program in Theater

Professional performers and theater alumni Sam Gravitte '17 (Wicked on Broadway) and Runako Campbell '21 (Jagged Little Pill on Broadway) lead a co-curricular class series offering a combination of bespoke coaching and class-format lectures. Students are encouraged to bring songs, auditions, monologues, dance, and more to work on with Sam and Runako. No signups required.