A network and resources for the Princeton arts community
The 2024 Sarah Lawrence College Poetry Festival
Free and open to the public, this year our festival will be from April 19 to April 21, here on campus!
Lesley Schisgall Currier directs an adaptation of "Julius Caesar" created at Solano State Prison in 2022. Men in a prison watch a TV show about Julius Caesar that shows scenes from Shakespeare's play; meanwhile, the action in the prison mirrors the story of the play with an overly ambitious Shotcaller taken down by his enemies and friends.
Join us at the upcoming 2024 Tiger Entrepreneurs Conference on April 18th and 19th on campus at Princeton University. Engage with brilliant innovators and entrepreneurs from the Princeton community, including faculty and alumni founders and investors, on topics including artificial intelligence, biotechnology, quantum engineering, arts & humanities, climate tech, and blockchain.
Engage with brilliant innovators and entrepreneurs from the Princeton community, including faculty and alumni founders and investors, on topics including artificial intelligence, biotechnology, quantum engineering, arts & humanities, climate tech, and blockchain.
The writer’s notebook: invention and discovery
Learn strategies for transforming raw materials into first drafts in this workshop with Catherine Barnett, author of Solutions for the Problem of Bodies in Space and Human Hours.
Alaria Chamber Ensemble 40th Anniversary Season Concert Program:
STEVEN CHRISTOPHER SACCO(*91s90) Piano Trio No. 3, "Alaria" (World Premiere)
Pton alum (and Broadway veteran), Annie Torsiglieri, performs "A" TRAIN, her award-winning solo show about her family's journey in the world of autism. This hilarious and life-affirming musical comedy runs from April 13th-28th.
The New Amsterdam Symphony Orchestra welcomes Georgia Mills to conduct Mozart’s dramatic Piano Concerto No. 20, featuring pianist Jonathan Mamora, and Beethoven’s ever-popular Symphony No. 3 (“Eroica”).
The Princeton French Film Festival is on its way to its Second Edition!
Jeff Kuperman '12 co-choreographs The Outsiders on Broadway. The musical is based on S.E. Hinton's book and Francis Ford Coppola's film.
For All Your Life is a performance event, film, and social experiment that investigates the value of Black life and Black death; scrutinizing the mechanism of life insurance through the prism of the underwriting process.
Join us for Jersey City’s only Comedy Variety Show! Improv, stand up, sketch, characters- we’ve gota bit of everything! Featuring the best comedians in JC (...and a few from across the river)!
Hosted by Dominique Salerno ('10).
The Moth champion, David Rodwin’92, premieres his 9th solo show at New York’s Wild Project. It’s a hilarious story about getting hired to write a musical about the history of Miami. To be staged on a boat.
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