An event celebrating the release of professor Stacy Wolf and Princeton theater alum Paige Allen '21's new book, "Feminist Approaches in Musical Theatre." The authors' conversation will be facilitated by professor Jill Dolan. Free & open to public.
Join members of the famed comedy troupe Baby Wants Candy and students in the fall Princeton Atelier course, “Creating Comedy for Television,” for an evening of original comedy readings, including "King and Caroline" by lecturer Carter Bays, "The Fitz" written by the class as a group, and scenes from pilots written by individual students. Open to public; no registration required.
In conjunction with When Pages Breathe: American Black/Out, Princeton students are invited to join Black Theater Collective for a mixer night. All students interested in Black performing arts traditions and practices are welcome! Soul food served. RSVP encouraged.
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.
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.
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.
Join the Princeton Playhouse Choir for a short student-led performance featuring new music theater arrangements of songs from Godspell, Kimberly Akimbo, In the Heights, Maybe Happy Ending, Next to Normal, Rent, Waitress, some holiday-themed music, and more. There will be snacks, hot chocolate, and plenty of winter cheer! Cosponsored by the Lewis Center and Music Department. Free & open to public.
Come learn, play, and move! Try-on some theater making and be cast in a spring show. No experience needed. Open to all Princeton students, staff and faculty; casting priority given to Princeton undergraduate students. Free; advance signup required.
Learn more about theater proposals and independent work and hear from other students about what they are interested in exploring. Juniors must attend one of these meetings to participate in proposals or apply for senior year independent work. Sophomores are also invited to attend.
