Throughout the fall semester, Princeton University students have worked with acclaimed professional dancers and choreographers, immersing themselves in and contributing to the creative development of these works.
Just four performances:
Friday, December 4, 2015 at 8 pm
Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 2 pm
Saturday, December 5, 2015 at 8 pm
Sunday, December 6, 2015 at 1 pm
Berlind Theatre, McCarter Theatre Center (directions)
Purchase tickets at Frist Ticket Office the McCarter Theatre Center, or buy online. Tickets are Passport to the Arts eligible, meaning your ticket could be free with your student ID!
Photo Gallery
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
2015 Princeton Dance Festival. Photo by David Kelly Crow
Featured Works
Continuous Replay by Bill T. Jones, staged by Stuart Singer
Major postmodern work by Arnie Zane, restaged in 1982 with additional material by Jones, a 2010 Kennedy Center Honors Recipient and internationally acclaimed director & choreographer.
jbbd 4×2 w/switching by Dean Moss
A re-conceived dance based on the board dance duet from Moss’s larger work, johnbrown, to shape a new work with video material created by the student cast members.
Cult of Line by Brian Reeder
A new ballet work, drawing from Reeder’s extensive background dancing and choreographing with national, international, and regional ballet companies.
Instructions for a dance by Jimena Paz
A new work based on a previously created piece by Paz, whose work has been featured in New York and other dance festivals.
Set and Reset/Reset by Trisha Brown, Restaged by Eva Karczag & Vicky Shick
A new interpretation of Set and Reset, allowing Princeton students to learn the original choreographic directives used by Brown and be guided through improvisations to create a new, original end result.
Tidal by Loni Landon
A collaborative process between Landon and the dancers to create a new work.
