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Please join us for a hilarious new musical comedy by Scott Elmegreen '07 and Drew Fornarola '06.
Sandy York '92 will be performing in "The Fox on the Fairway," a farce by Ken Ludwig, at The Riverside Theatre in Vero Beach, FL, Oct 22-Nov 10.
Sarah Anne Sillers ‘13 joins the cast of Olney Theatre Center’s production of Disney’s FROZEN, the stage musical based on the hit animated film. Sarah Anne will perform as Queen Iduna/Ensemble, and at select performances as Elsa.
You're invited to the free screening of "Marinette" (2023) - probably the best woman soccer player - by French director Virginie Verrier who will be in attendance for a Q&A afterward. In French with English subtitles.
A symphonic portrait inspired by the civic engagement of young Americans, narrated in their own words.
Betty Crocker has helped shape America’s homes, kitchens, and recipes for over a century. Surprising to many, she was not a real person!
Florilegium Chamber Choir
Knox Sutterfield, Music Director
A licensed architect, Andrew is founding principal of NO ARCHITECTURE, a practice that creates harmony between nature and architecture.
Victorian Ladies is a comedy micro-series created by Jessica Taylor '10 and Becca Schall that follows four paper dolls -- Abigail, Beatrice, Caroline, and Daphne -- as they navigate friendship, courtship and fashion in Victorian-era New York City.
Roll up, roll up, fashion revolutionaries and sustainable style enthusiasts! Absolute Rubbish, Meow Wolf’s first and only in-house “trashion show,” returns to The Perplexiplex December 10th, 2024 in Denver, CO with “Naughty or Nice!” Meow Wolf Costume designer Kate Major has brought together 23 local artists including Kalliopi Monoyios '00 and challenged them to create wearable avant garde pieces using recycled, upcycled and reclaimed materials.
In Winter’s Night is the winter choral program from NYC-based adult treble ensemble Amuse Singers, taking place on December 14, 2024 at 7 PM at St. Ignatius of Antioch at 552 West End Ave, NYC.
The nonprofit Theatre Artist Workshop presents AND THEN THERE WERE NONE as a fundraiser for two performances in New Canaan, CT November 2 and 3rd. Granville Burgess, '69, is playing a lead role, Sir Lawrence Wargrave.
Howard Blohm '75 DBA Freddy Blohm will be appearing as part of the Singer/Songwriter Conclave from 7-9 pm on October 23, 2024 at Silvana, 300 West 116th St, NYC
This event is part of Arts At Work: Feeding the Arts, a series that brings together small groups of students with creative alumni for intimate and informal career discussions. It is presented by the Center for Career Development and the Lewis Center for the Arts.
An original comedy play featuring wild, untold TRUE stories at tech startups, collected from startup lawyers over the past 7 years. Written by Sarah Feingold (Etsy's first lawyer), directed by Jianing Zhao '20, co-produced by Changshuo Liu '19, Shenhan Zhu 19, Jiaxin Guan 23 and others. Limited engagement Oct 17-27 at Room52, an intimate midtown theater with a bar.
A one hour's traffic of the stage with the Bard as performed by his Maine admirer!
Drag the witch! Rip off your bonnets and sneak into the woods of Puritan New England, where bible thumpers and booty bumpers rendezvous in secret gothic gaiety.
Katy Pinke '10 has released 'Oranges,' the first single from her upcoming sophomore album, and is about to go on a tour with dates supporting Delicate Steve. Go see her on tour in NYC, Philly, or DC!
Please join us for the NYC premiere of Affecting Expression—a new play by Eliana Cohen-Orth '21, directed by Eliyana Abraham '23 and produced by Kate Semmens '22—at The Tank October 7th–13th!
Nature Eternal: Landscape Photography by Robin Resch
Fall 2024, Songbird Capital, 14 Nassau Street, Princeton, NJ
An evening of readings of short plays by women over 50. Playwrights include Joan Lipkin, Cindy Cooper, Marguerite Scott and more. Directed by Alisa Matlovsky, Jennifer Graves, and Lynn Goodwin.
Prospect Musicals (aka Prospect Theater Company) is celebrating its 25th year of developing and producing innovative new musicals.
You are cordially invited to the World Central Kitchen Benefit Concert at Saint John's in the Village, presented by Composers Concordance, Saturday, September 28 at 7pm!
The 2 Queers A Lesbian Meets At The Home Depot is an 80-minute queer workplace comedy set at the customer service department at a Home Depot in rural South Carolina.
All alumni are invited to attend Every Voice: a conference celebrating Princeton’s vibrant LGBTQ+ community, past and present. This complimentary three-day event will feature alumni in an artist exhibition, book fair and a performance showcase. We look forward to welcoming you back to campus!
Mark Nelson '77 is one of three actors playing more than 50 roles in The Lehman Trilogy by Stefano Massini, directed by Arin Arbus at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis.
New York Theatre Ballet invites you to Cabaret & Cocktails, Season 46 Launch Party and Fundraiser! Join us at The Red Pavilion and cheers to NYTB's upcoming 2024-25 season.
Marking the fourth anniversary of Oakland’s BLM protests, East Bay collaborative Oaktown Pictures is partnering with one of Oakland’s most historically vibrant communities - West Oakland - in a special Arts and Advocacy event to creatively highlight the neighborhood’s current challenges and resilience amidst economic and environmental crisis.
PEAK SEASON, a new feature film from Princeton Arts Alumni Henry Loevner ‘11 and Lovell Holder ‘09, will be premiering at cinemas across the country. This romantic comedy about two New Yorkers breaking out of the city for a week in Jackson Hole simultaneously interfaces with wealth disparity and tourism culture in the American West, taking place at the intersections of Arts X Climate and Arts X Policy.
Kick off the film’s premiere with its writer/director and producer at LOOK Cinemas in Glendale on August 3:
Or check out PEAK SEASON during any of its showtimes in L.A. from August 2-7:
PEAK SEASON will be screening across the U.S. all summer! Check for your town here or share with a long-distance friend:
Summary
New York yuppies Amy and Max arrive in the wealthy resort town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming for a summer vacation. Amy wants to enjoy a romantic getaway with her fiancé. But Max neglects Amy to spend the week working, leaving her to wander town alone. Amy finds a friend in Loren, a local wilderness guide who takes her fly fishing. She's immediately drawn to this magnetic, free-spirited stranger. Both lonely and lost in their own lives, Amy and Loren share an instant connection. When Max is called away on business, Amy and Loren spend the week together exploring the Tetons. As her bond with Loren grows into something more than friendship, Amy questions whether she'll return to NYC with Max after all.
Princeton Artists
Henry Loevner '11 - Writer/Director
Lovell Holder '09 - Producer
Patrick Wendell '11 - Co-Executive Producer
Kay Ousterhout '11 - Co-Executive Producer
John Fairchild '15 - Production Design
PEAK SEASON, a new feature film from Princeton Arts Alumni Henry Loevner ‘11 and Lovell Holder ‘09, will be premiering at cinemas across the country. This romantic comedy about two New Yorkers breaking out of the city for a week in Jackson Hole simultaneously interfaces with wealth disparity and tourism culture in the American West, taking place at the intersections of Arts X Climate and Arts X Policy.
Kick off the film’s premier with its writer/director and producer at LOOK Cinemas in Midtown on August 4:
Or check out PEAK SEASON during any of its showtimes August 2-7:
PEAK SEASON will be screening across the U.S. all summer! Check for your town here or share with a long-distance friend:
Summary
New York yuppies Amy and Max arrive in the wealthy resort town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming for a summer vacation. Amy wants to enjoy a romantic getaway with her fiancé. But Max neglects Amy to spend the week working, leaving her to wander town alone. Amy finds a friend in Loren, a local wilderness guide who takes her fly fishing. She's immediately drawn to this magnetic, free-spirited stranger. Both lonely and lost in their own lives, Amy and Loren share an instant connection. When Max is called away on business, Amy and Loren spend the week together exploring the Tetons. As her bond with Loren grows into something more than friendship, Amy questions whether she'll return to NYC with Max after all.
Princeton Artists
Henry Loevner '11 - Writer/Director
Lovell Holder '09 - Producer
Patrick Wendell '11 - Co-Executive Producer
Kay Ousterhout '11 - Co-Executive Producer
John Fairchild '15 - Production Design
When Odyssea, a curious sea traveler, is washed up on shore after a storm, she encounters the flora and fauna of a fantastical realm. Enjoy this epic dance-on-film, performed only with hands: live at the Edinburgh Fringe Fest, July 31 – August 4, or online on-demand, August 2nd – August 26st!
When Odyssea, a curious sea traveler, is washed up on shore after a storm, she encounters the flora and fauna of a fantastical realm. Enjoy this epic dance-on-film, performed only with hands: live at the Edinburgh Fringe Fest, July 31 – August 4, or online on-demand, August 2nd – August 31st!
Marking the fourth anniversary of Oakland’s BLM protests, East Bay collaborative Oaktown Pictures is partnering with one of Oakland’s most historically vibrant communities - West Oakland - in a special Arts and Advocacy event to creatively highlight the neighborhood’s current challenges and resilience amidst economic and environmental crisis.
Visit the beautiful Poets House library and public space overlooking the Hudson River in Lower Manhattan, where Princeton alumni poets will share their work and discuss their careers. Dinner provided.
Rachel Lyon ('05)'s sophomore novel FRUIT OF THE DEAD is the summer pick for the NEPM Book Club! Join Rachel and host Erin O'Neil to discuss the novel virtually on July 18 at 7 PM EST.
Soul is returning to the stage as Pearl Street Warehouse hosts a comeback of live R&B music featuring three independent artists from the DMV! Jarreau Williams and Kemi Adegoroye will be co-producing the “Summer SOULstice” show on July 11th adding multi-award winning songstress Cecily to the bill. Get your tickets today!
Writer and art curator Simon Wu '17 will discuss his new book, Dancing On My Own over dinner, and lead a private tour of the companion exhibition at Earshot Gallery in New York City's Chinatown.
With an all-Princeton cast and creative team, Jason Robert Brown’s iconic musical, The Last Five Years, opens on July 4th and runs through July 21st at the Hamilton Murray Theater in Princeton, NJ.
Enjoy a private dinner and conversation with alumnus Jeff Kuperman '13 and his brother Rick, the choreographers of the new Broadway musical, The Outsiders, then attend the performance.
This summer Festival, led by Artistic Directors Melinda Lee Masur and Ken-David Masur presents “Connecting the Dots,” which traces how music and art allow us to touch what seems intangible, repair what seems broken, and reimagine our interconnectedness with one another.
Attend a performance of the National Dance Institute (NDI) 2024 Event of the Year, “Earth’s Song,” featuring over 150 talented children from New York City schools in a vibrant performance of dance and live music. Enjoy an informal dinner conversation after the show with NDI's Artistic Director and Lewis Center for the Arts Advisory Council member Kay Gayner '86.
