Events

Water Play

Event Overview

Location

Wallace Theater, Lewis Arts complex

Admission

FREE; Tickets required.

A new music theater work by senior Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. This unconventional musical using music composed for looping pedal explores the journey of a voice seeking to reconnect with its body following trauma.

Content Advisory: This production includes themes of sexual assault.

TICKETS

The event is free but tickets are required. Reserve tickets in advance online through University Ticketing at tickets.princeton.edu or get tickets at the Frist Campus Center ticket office.

PHOTOS

Water Play is an original music theater performance by Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. (Photo by Larry Levanti)

Water Play is an original music theater performance by Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. (Photo by Larry Levanti)

Water Play is an original music theater performance by Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. (Photo by Larry Levanti)

Water Play is an original music theater performance by Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. (Photo by Larry Levanti)

Water Play is an original music theater performance by Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. (Photo by Larry Levanti)

Water Play is an original music theater performance by Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. (Photo by Larry Levanti)

Water Play is an original music theater performance by Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. (Photo by Larry Levanti)

Water Play is an original music theater performance by Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. (Photo by Larry Levanti)

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Water Play is an original music theater performance by Allison Spann ’20, directed by theater alum Nico Krell ’18 and with choreography by senior Jhor van der Horst ’20. (Photo by Larry Levanti)

TRAILER

Map + Directions

The Wallace Theater is located on the Forum (street) level of the Wallace Dance Building in the Lewis Arts complex, 122 Alexander Street, Princeton, NJ. View map of Lewis Arts complex

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  • Program in Music Theater
  • Program in Theater

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