Following last year's successful "The Owl and the Pussycat," Princeton Summer Theater is happy to be presenting "Amelia Earhart Forever," another original children's show from the pen of Annika Bennett. Watch Amelia and her plane soar through history and the world in this exciting theatrical adventure, catered especially for young audiences!
The Princeton University Art Museum presents a free outdoor film series featuring British directors, actors or themes, inspired by the current exhibition "Great British Drawings from the Ashmolean Museum." In this intentionally anachronistic film, a peasant (Heath Ledger) fueled by his desire for glory creates a new identity for himself as a knight.
World-renowned crime novelist and playwright Agatha Christie brilliantly blends the genres of mystery, comedy, thriller in this fantasia on her typical whodunit work. Spider’s Web follows eccentric socialite Clarissa, who discovers a man murdered in her drawing room, having spent years spinning extraordinary tales of mystery to anyone who would listen. Drenched in suspense with surprising moments of levity and wit, Spider’s Web offers a unique and rewarding departure from the usual Christie canon.
Sō Percussion Summer Institute students and Sō Percussion open a series of concerts following the theme of “New Beginnings.”
Sō Percussion Summer Institute students and Sō Percussion present a series of free concerts following the theme of “New Beginnings.”
Sō Percussion Summer Institute students and Sō Percussion present a series of free concerts following the theme of “New Beginnings.”
Sō Percussion Summer Institute students and Sō Percussion present a series of free concerts following the theme of “New Beginnings.”
Sō Percussion Summer Institute students and Sō Percussion present a series of free concerts following the theme of “New Beginnings.”
Sō Percussion Summer Institute students and Sō Percussion present a series of free concerts following the theme of “New Beginnings.”
Regarded as a one of the foremost classics of American theatre, Arthur Miller’s The Crucible uses the proceedings of the Salem witch trials to examine the manic effects of mass hysteria in society. As an increasing number of upstanding townspeople are accused of witchcraft, Miller emphasizes the contagious nature of fear and the elusiveness of truth. The 1953 Tony Award-winning play invites us to question the importance of upholding morality in times of hardship.
Sō Percussion Summer Institute students and Sō Percussion present a series of free concerts following the theme of “New Beginnings.”
Sō Percussion Summer Institute students and Sō Percussion present a series of free concerts following the theme of “New Beginnings.”
The Princeton University Art Museum presents a free outdoor film series featuring British directors, actors or themes, inspired by the current exhibition "Great British Drawings from the Ashmolean Museum." In C.S. Lewis' enchanting fantasy, four children travel through a wardrobe to the magical land of Narnia.
