Explore the technical capacities of the LCA and learn how you can incorporate them into your work. Each session focuses on a different aspect of design and production for live performances: Design Student Q&A on 2/3; Tess James leads Intro to Vectorworks on 3/17. Open to Princeton students. Drop-in; no registration necessary.
The Program in Theater & Music Theater welcomes back alum Sam Gravitte ’17 (Wicked on Broadway) and theater faculty member Yuval Boim to offer a combination of bespoke coaching and class-format lectures. Classes will include workshops on Acting Through Song, On Camera Audition techniques, and a special day of Wicked original Broadway choreography. Open to Princeton students. Drop-in classes; no registration needed.
Princeton senior Vincent Gerardi explores the challenge of bringing multiple characters to life in a one-person show, performing the third act of Vanya, Tony Award-winner Simon Stephens' (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time) radical new version of Anton Chekhov's Uncle Vanya. Through Vanya, Gerardi explores the kaleidoscope of human emotions, harnessing the power of the intimate bond between actor and audience to delve deeper into the human psyche. Free tickets required.
DrKheal2 offers a tandem encounter with María Irene Fornés’s 1968 play Dr. Kheal, in which a learned professor delivers a lecture about the meaning of all things. Professor Brian Herrera and alum Kyle Berlin, Class of 2018, each perform the role of Dr. Kheal simultaneously in different time periods in different venues (Wallace Theater and CoLab) for the half the audience. The audiences then switch venues and experience the other Dr. Kheal lecture. Free tickets required.
The Program in Theater & Music Theater welcomes back alum Sam Gravitte ’17 (Wicked on Broadway) and theater faculty member Yuval Boim to offer a combination of bespoke coaching and class-format lectures. Classes will include workshops on Acting Through Song, On Camera Audition techniques, and a special day of Wicked original Broadway choreography. Open to Princeton students. Drop-in classes; no registration needed.
All sophomore students interested in the Program in Theater & Music Theater are invited to come learn more about the minor, classes and co-curricular classes, and theater-making offerings. Sessions held 2/10 and 3/31.
The Program in Theater & Music Theater welcomes back alum Sam Gravitte ’17 (Wicked on Broadway) and theater faculty member Yuval Boim to offer a combination of bespoke coaching and class-format lectures. Classes will include workshops on Acting Through Song, On Camera Audition techniques, and a special day of Wicked original Broadway choreography. Open to Princeton students. Drop-in classes; no registration needed.
A series of events that celebrates bringing good books to life through adaptation for the stage and screen. This year focusing on 100th Anniversary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s American classic "The Great Gatsby," events include a panel, masterclass, film screening, and performance of "The Great Gatsby" by Literature To Life. Panel on 3/31 requires registration; some events open to public.
A series of events that celebrates bringing good books to life through adaptation for the stage and screen. This year focusing on 100th Anniversary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s American classic "The Great Gatsby," events include a panel, masterclass, film screening, and performance of "The Great Gatsby" by Literature To Life. Panel on 3/31 requires registration; some events open to public.
A series of events that celebrates bringing good books to life through adaptation for the stage and screen. This year focusing on 100th Anniversary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s American classic "The Great Gatsby," events include a panel, masterclass, film screening, and performance of "The Great Gatsby" by Literature To Life. Panel on 3/31 requires registration; some events open to public.
A series of events that celebrates bringing good books to life through adaptation for the stage and screen. This year focusing on 100th Anniversary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s American classic "The Great Gatsby," events include a panel, masterclass, film screening, and performance of "The Great Gatsby" by Literature To Life. Panel on 3/31 requires registration; some events open to public.
A series of events that celebrates bringing good books to life through adaptation for the stage and screen. This year focusing on 100th Anniversary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s American classic "The Great Gatsby," events include a panel, masterclass, film screening, and performance of "The Great Gatsby" by Literature To Life. Panel on 3/31 requires registration; some events open to public.
What’s the story that framed you before you were even you? Macbeth in Stride, by Obie Award-winning theater artist Whitney White, employs the musical styles of rock, pop, gospel, and R&B to investigate some of the most familiar narratives of Shakespeare’s “Scottish play.” The musical preserves the madness, mystery, and macabre while infusing its own twist of irony, indulgence, and introspection, some so commonplace, we’ve forgotten to treat them as narratives at all. Tickets: $10-20
What’s the story that framed you before you were even you? Macbeth in Stride, by Obie Award-winning theater artist Whitney White, employs the musical styles of rock, pop, gospel, and R&B to investigate some of the most familiar narratives of Shakespeare’s “Scottish play.” The musical preserves the madness, mystery, and macabre while infusing its own twist of irony, indulgence, and introspection, some so commonplace, we’ve forgotten to treat them as narratives at all. Tickets: $10-20
What’s the story that framed you before you were even you? Macbeth in Stride, by Obie Award-winning theater artist Whitney White, employs the musical styles of rock, pop, gospel, and R&B to investigate some of the most familiar narratives of Shakespeare’s “Scottish play.” The musical preserves the madness, mystery, and macabre while infusing its own twist of irony, indulgence, and introspection, some so commonplace, we’ve forgotten to treat them as narratives at all. Tickets: $10-20
