End of semester showings of dance works and new student choreography created during fall dance courses, including showings from courses in contemporary dance, choreography and lighting design, performance art, and dance practices of the African Diaspora. Open to University community.
End of semester showings of dance works and new student choreography created during fall dance courses, including showings from courses in contemporary dance, choreography and lighting design, performance art, and dance practices of the African Diaspora. Open to University community.
An exhibition of site-specific work situated between sculpture, video, assemblage, and installation by Bronx-based artist and 2024-2025 Hodder Fellow Abigail DeVille. Gallery open to the public daily 10 AM - 8 PM.
Three lecture-performances present scenes and monologues ranging from the rich historical lineage of Black American theater to a live resistance-driven narrative lecture on culture and power. Presented and performed by past Hodder Fellow Anya Pearson and Drama Desk winner and theater lecturer Chesney Snow and featuring Destine Harris-Williams '26. Performances will be enriched with a talkback and a panel discussion with renowned scholars, professors, alumni, and leading figures in American theater today. Free tickets required.
An exhibition of site-specific work situated between sculpture, video, assemblage, and installation by Bronx-based artist and 2024-2025 Hodder Fellow Abigail DeVille. Gallery open to the public daily 10 AM - 8 PM.
Three lecture-performances present scenes and monologues ranging from the rich historical lineage of Black American theater to a live resistance-driven narrative lecture on culture and power. Presented and performed by past Hodder Fellow Anya Pearson and Drama Desk winner and theater lecturer Chesney Snow and featuring Destine Harris-Williams '26. Performances will be enriched with a talkback and a panel discussion with renowned scholars, professors, alumni, and leading figures in American theater today. Free tickets required.
Three lecture-performances present scenes and monologues ranging from the rich historical lineage of Black American theater to a live resistance-driven narrative lecture on culture and power. Presented and performed by past Hodder Fellow Anya Pearson and Drama Desk winner and theater lecturer Chesney Snow and featuring Destine Harris-Williams '26. Performances will be enriched with a talkback and a panel discussion with renowned scholars, professors, alumni, and leading figures in American theater today. Free tickets required.
An exhibition of site-specific work situated between sculpture, video, assemblage, and installation by Bronx-based artist and 2024-2025 Hodder Fellow Abigail DeVille. Gallery open to the public daily 10 AM - 8 PM.
The ForWord Collective presents "Free-For-All" fall 2025 Showcase featuring original spoken word performances, food, & live music. Free & open to University community.
This program features a full day of career-focused panels, workshops and info sessions led by Princeton University alumni working in entertainment. Sessions include writing for television, careers in gaming, acting for camera and innovations in scoring and animation. Part of the Arts At Work program by the Center for Career Development and LCA, with support from Princeton in Hollywood. Open to all Princeton undergrad and grad students; registration required.
An exhibition of site-specific work situated between sculpture, video, assemblage, and installation by Bronx-based artist and 2024-2025 Hodder Fellow Abigail DeVille. Gallery open to the public daily 10 AM - 8 PM.
Discover careers that lie at the intersection of STEM and live entertainment! In this hands-on, drop-in class series, you'll learn from Princeton faculty and guest professionals working in careers that combine STEM and creativity. Cosponsored by LCA and Center on Science and Technology. Open to Princeton students; no registration required.
End of semester showings of dance works and new student choreography created during fall dance courses, including showings from courses in contemporary dance, choreography and lighting design, performance art, and dance practices of the African Diaspora. Open to University community.
An exhibition of site-specific work situated between sculpture, video, assemblage, and installation by Bronx-based artist and 2024-2025 Hodder Fellow Abigail DeVille. Gallery open to the public daily 10 AM - 8 PM.
The fall issue of Rah Rah Visual Arts magazine is coming out Dec. 9 featuring creative works from Princeton students, faculty and staff members, grad students, professors, and alumni in all different mediums and disciplines. Grab the latest magazine and some food at the launch party in Lucas Gallery. Open to public.
