Howard Zar '78
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- Actor 22
- Architect 3
- Art and Science 2
- Artist 1
- Arts Administrator 21
- Arts Educator 20
- Arts Patron 1
- Arts Supporter 14
- Audio Software Designer 1
- Choreographer 10
- Comedian 3
- Community Activist 2
- Composer 12
- Creative Consultant 1
- Curator 8
- Dancer 14
- Dealer 1
- Designer 5
- Director 18
- Disability Inclusion Specialist 1
- Enthusiast 15
- Facilitator 1
- Film 2
- Filmmaker 9
- Gallerist 1
- Leadership Coach 1
- Lyricist 8
- Makeup Artist 1
- Manager 2
- Mathematician 1
- Media Art 1
- Musical Theater 2
- Musician 21
- Novelist 2
- Orchestrator 1
- Painter 4
- Performance Artist 19
- Philosophical 1
- Photographer 5
- Playwright 14
- Podcaster 4
- Podcasts 1
- Poet 15
- Producer 19
- Professor 8
- Researcher 1
- Sciart 1
- Scicomm 1
- Screenwriter 3
- Sculptor 2
Amanda Brandes '02
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Read MoreJasmine Rivers ' 24
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Read MorePaul Berman ‘88
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Read MoreCara Reichel '96
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Cara is an NYC-based theatrical director, writer, producer and arts educator. She is the Producing Artistic Director of Prospect Theater Company, which she co-founded in 1998, and is a leader in the field of new musical theater development.
Read MoreRhinold Ponder '81
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Artivist, lawyer, community leader and founder of Art Against Racism, an organization focused on social equity and justice through art.
Read MoreSri Nimmagadda '18
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Entertainment strategy professional with experience in Corporate Strategy and Content Strategy across the NFL, Universal Pictures, and Netflix. Strong understanding of the arts landscape, with experience on everything from sports rights deals to the movie/TV series green light process.
Read MoreMalcolm Ryder '76
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Oakland CA photographer, business owner, and change management strategy consultant; co-developer of 185v76 online exhibition in 2021 for Princeton U.
Read MoreTula B. Strong '15
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Experimental Choreographer Bridging Art & Faith | Arts Professional passionate about helping artists thrive | UCLA MFA in Dance | Upcoming Show: “TESTIMONY” – a dance & music experience centered around a community of Afro-Diasporic women, their journeys of trauma, healing & faith | Stay connected via @tula.b.strong on social.
Read MoreChandler Sterling '17
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Read MoreEmma Watkins '18
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Emma Watkins is a playwright, dramaturg, and performer living in Philadelphia. Her plays are inclusive, imaginative, and fundamentally feminist. She strives to give female voices the opportunity to embellish and interrogate the stories of their lives. Quite often, they sing, too. Emma has presented her plays and research in the US and in Wales, in collaboration with such organizations as McCarter Theatre Lab, PlayPenn, Chapter Arts Centre (UK), and the US-UK Fulbright Forum.
Read MoreJanelle Spence ‘19
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Screenwriter. Filmmaker. Curator. Arts Administrator. Language Enthusiast. Storyteller.
Read MoreJustin Goldberg '02
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I develop online communications tools and strategies to help artists and arts organizations reach, nurture, and engage audiences.
Read MoreJoe Fonseca, Staff
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I'm a historian by my BA Hons. degree, however, I spent more time doing theater and music events. My love and appreciation of the arts is extremely strong.
Read MoreJane Cox, Faculty
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I'm Jane Cox, I'm the director of the theater program at Princeton, and the producing artistic director of the theater and music theater season. I'm also a lighting designer.
Read MoreRegina Burgher '14
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D.C.-based arts administrator with primarily fundraising experience in theater, choral music, and association. Choral singer.
Read MoreSonja Dumas '86
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I’m a multi-hyphenate arts practitioner and theorist, specializing in Caribbean culture. My main areas of concentration are dance, film and children’s museums.
Read MoreLesley Schisgall Currier '84
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Lesley Currier is the Managing Director and co-founder of Marin Shakespeare Company, and founder of Shakespeare for Social Justice, the largest provider of Shakespeare in prison programs in the world.
Read MoreSteve Runk, Staff
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I joined the Lewis Center for the Arts as Director of Communications in 2011 and am constantly amazed by the talent and dedication of Princeton students and alumni. We are always looking to keep connected to arts alumni, both pre- and post-creation of the Lewis Center. Prior to Princeton I spent over 25 years working in the arts in the areas of funding, public policy, program development, artist support, accessibility, and marketing/communications, serving for a time as Executive Director of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.
Read MoreJessica Bailey '19
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Artist. Strategist. Shapeshifter. Nature-lover. Peacemaker. Water Nymph. Wild Card. She/her/hers. Black and Proud.
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