The Program in Theater welcomes back alum Sam Gravitte ’17 (Wicked on Broadway) alongside Resident Music Director and Composer Vince di Mura to teach a series of drop-in music theater workshops. Free & open to all Princeton students.
Reading of "Amapola," an original Flamenco pop musical by Princeton senior Zach Lee. Amapola follows its protagonist, Buskboy, who quickly wraps himself up in a lie as he attempts to woo his new friend, Sofía. As their relationship evolves, Buskboy’s music matures and his lies deepen. The show balances themes of love and deception, set to the vibrant Flamenco landscape of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The Program in Theater welcomes back alum Sam Gravitte ’17 (Wicked on Broadway) alongside Resident Music Director and Composer Vince di Mura to teach a series of drop-in music theater workshops. Free & open to all Princeton students.
Associate Professor of Theater Brian Herrera moderates a roundtable discussion on "Why Write About Performance Today." Featuring features Rob Weinert-Kendt, editor-in-chief of American Theatre; Brittani Samuel, freelance theater critic; Helen Shaw, New York TImes chief theater critic; Chris Murphy '15, Vanity Fair writer; and theater artist and accessibility advocate Grace Walker. Open to University community.
What is the opposite of a lie? Is it the truth? Or is it remembering why you told the lie in the first place? Princeton senior Nadine Allache’s God Remembers Setsi refuses the authority of the written record and instead trusts repetition, breath, and critical fabulation as sites of historical survival. The play is inspired by the erased oral histories of Amazigh women, the indigenous people of North Africa. Free tickets required.
What is the opposite of a lie? Is it the truth? Or is it remembering why you told the lie in the first place? Princeton senior Nadine Allache’s God Remembers Setsi refuses the authority of the written record and instead trusts repetition, breath, and critical fabulation as sites of historical survival. The play is inspired by the erased oral histories of Amazigh women, the indigenous people of North Africa. Free tickets required.
The Program in Theater welcomes back alum Sam Gravitte ’17 (Wicked on Broadway) alongside Resident Music Director and Composer Vince di Mura to teach a series of drop-in music theater workshops. Free & open to all Princeton students.
In the fall of 2022, on the eve of their 20th high school reunion, a self-proclaimed “Multi-Ethnic Reject Group” reconnects on the porch of a house in their old neighborhood in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Reminiscing about their high school years and recent pasts (including Covid-19, 9/11, and Columbine) and fueled by drinking and smoking pot, the friends discover competing, recollected versions of their teenage years and find themselves facing a reckoning with the memories of who they were, and are, as an undeniable element of the future viscerally looms before them. This hauntingly surreal play is written by Tony Award and MacArthur Genius Award winner and Princeton alum Branden Jacobs-Jenkins ‘06 and directed by Lecturer in Theater Vivia Font with set design by Vera Fei '26. Buy tickets through McCarter Box Office.
In the fall of 2022, on the eve of their 20th high school reunion, a self-proclaimed “Multi-Ethnic Reject Group” reconnects on the porch of a house in their old neighborhood in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Reminiscing about their high school years and recent pasts (including Covid-19, 9/11, and Columbine) and fueled by drinking and smoking pot, the friends discover competing, recollected versions of their teenage years and find themselves facing a reckoning with the memories of who they were, and are, as an undeniable element of the future viscerally looms before them. This hauntingly surreal play is written by Tony Award and MacArthur Genius Award winner and Princeton alum Branden Jacobs-Jenkins ‘06 and directed by Lecturer in Theater Vivia Font with set design by Vera Fei '26. Buy tickets through McCarter Box Office.
The Program in Theater welcomes back alum Sam Gravitte ’17 (Wicked on Broadway) alongside Resident Music Director and Composer Vince di Mura to teach a series of drop-in music theater workshops. Free & open to all Princeton students.
A new dramatic comedy by Princeton senior Grace Wang about an explosive relationship between two creative partners. David and Sammi have made two hits together, but after their turbulent personal relationship erupts on the set of their third film, their lives become intimately entwined with a screenwriter and an actress. Free tickets required.
In the fall of 2022, on the eve of their 20th high school reunion, a self-proclaimed “Multi-Ethnic Reject Group” reconnects on the porch of a house in their old neighborhood in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Reminiscing about their high school years and recent pasts (including Covid-19, 9/11, and Columbine) and fueled by drinking and smoking pot, the friends discover competing, recollected versions of their teenage years and find themselves facing a reckoning with the memories of who they were, and are, as an undeniable element of the future viscerally looms before them. This hauntingly surreal play is written by Tony Award and MacArthur Genius Award winner and Princeton alum Branden Jacobs-Jenkins ‘06 and directed by Lecturer in Theater Vivia Font with set design by Vera Fei '26. Buy tickets through McCarter Box Office.
In the fall of 2022, on the eve of their 20th high school reunion, a self-proclaimed “Multi-Ethnic Reject Group” reconnects on the porch of a house in their old neighborhood in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Reminiscing about their high school years and recent pasts (including Covid-19, 9/11, and Columbine) and fueled by drinking and smoking pot, the friends discover competing, recollected versions of their teenage years and find themselves facing a reckoning with the memories of who they were, and are, as an undeniable element of the future viscerally looms before them. This hauntingly surreal play is written by Tony Award and MacArthur Genius Award winner and Princeton alum Branden Jacobs-Jenkins ‘06 and directed by Lecturer in Theater Vivia Font with set design by Vera Fei '26. Buy tickets through McCarter Box Office.
A new dramatic comedy by Princeton senior Grace Wang about an explosive relationship between two creative partners. David and Sammi have made two hits together, but after their turbulent personal relationship erupts on the set of their third film, their lives become intimately entwined with a screenwriter and an actress. Free tickets required.
In the fall of 2022, on the eve of their 20th high school reunion, a self-proclaimed “Multi-Ethnic Reject Group” reconnects on the porch of a house in their old neighborhood in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Reminiscing about their high school years and recent pasts (including Covid-19, 9/11, and Columbine) and fueled by drinking and smoking pot, the friends discover competing, recollected versions of their teenage years and find themselves facing a reckoning with the memories of who they were, and are, as an undeniable element of the future viscerally looms before them. This hauntingly surreal play is written by Tony Award and MacArthur Genius Award winner and Princeton alum Branden Jacobs-Jenkins ‘06 and directed by Lecturer in Theater Vivia Font with set design by Vera Fei '26. Buy tickets through McCarter Box Office.
