The Program in Theater hosts an informal lunch with playwright Naomi Iizuka for any students who want to come and casually discuss writing, playwriting, theater, and the writing life. Lunch provided; open to University community. No RSVP required.
A conversation with award-winning Anon(ymous) playwright Naomi Iizuka and Barbara Graziosi, Princeton’s Ewing Professor of Greek Language and Literature and Chair of the Classics Department. Free with no tickets required. Conversation precedes 8 PM performance of Anon(ymous).
The Princeton University Art Museum Student Advisory Board welcomes MacArthur Prize–winning artist Shahzia Sikander in conversation with Art Museum Director James Steward. Engaging ideas of language, trade, empire, and migration through feminist perspectives, Sikander’s paintings, video animations, mosaics, and sculpture explore gender, sexuality, racial narratives, and colonial histories, showcasing art of the South Asian diaspora as a contemporary American tradition. Part of the Museum’s Late Thursdays programming. Reception to follow.
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Paul Muldoon, director of the Princeton Atelier, moderates a discussion with writer Jennifer Finney Boylan; composer, singer, and director Meredith Monk; and Russian poet/novelist Maria Stepanova with poet and translator Sasha Dugdale. No tickets required.
Conversation with emerging writer, art critic, curator and Princeton alum Simon Wu ’17 as he discusses his new book, Dancing on My Own, with Monica Youn ’93, Visiting Professor of Creative Writing. Followed by a book signing and reception. Current Princeton students can register to join writer and art curator Simon Wu ‘17 for a private dinner and career conversation from 4:30-5:30 PM.
