Explore the technical capacities of the LCA and learn how you can incorporate them into your work. Each session will be focused on a different aspect of design and production for live performances.
Fall 2024 Class Schedule
September 4 — Try on Stage Management
6-8 PM in the Light Lab, 2nd floor of Wallace Dance Building, Lewis Arts complex
Try on the role of a Stage Manager in this hands-on drop-in event. Led by LCA staff members Carmelita Becnel and Milan Eldridge.
September 5 — Technical Tour of the Wallace Theater
6-8 PM in Wallace Theater, Forum of Lewis Arts complex
Explore sound and lighting in the Wallace theater at this hands-on drop-in event. Led by LCA staff members Kay Richardson and Matt Pilsner.
September 14 — Intro to Fight and Intimacy
11 AM – 2 PM in Drapkin Studio, 2nd floor of Wallace Dance Building, Lewis Arts complex
Explore the foundations for physicality on stage in this 3-hour workshop led by Sean McCarther.
September 23 — Blood and Gore and So Much More
6-8 PM in Costume Shop, mezzanine level of Wallace Dance Building, Lewis Arts complex
Just in time for the Halloween season, come explore the art of special effects makeup at this hands-on, drop-in event led by LCA staff member Miriam Patterson.
September 24 — How to Write a Light Cue
6-8 PM in the Light Lab, 2nd floor of Wallace Dance Building, Lewis Arts complex
Try writing lighting cues and learn about the design tools available at the LCA in this hands-on, drop-in event led by Lecturer in Theater Tess James.
October 21 — Intro and Advanced Light Board Programming
6-9:30 PM in Wallace Theater, Forum of Lewis Arts complex
Experiment with the different features of our in-house lighting consoles in this two-part, drop-in workshop. Intro to Programming held from 6-7 PM; Advanced level held from 8-9:30 PM. Led by Lecturer in Theater Tess James.
Join a Class
No advance registration or sign-up required. These classes are free and open to all Princeton students; no experience necessary.
Directions
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Accessibility
All Lewis Arts complex venues are accessible. Visit our Venues and Studios section for accessibility information at our various locations. Students in need of access accommodations are invited to contact the Lewis Center at 609-258-5262 or email LewisCenter@princeton.edu at least one week in advance of the event date.
