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One of America’s most beloved musicals is coming back, dusted off and spit-shined for a new generation.
We're excited to announce a new regional production of THE HELLO GIRLS, music and lyrics by Peter Mills ('95), book by Peter Mills and Cara Reichel ('96) at Syracuse Stage, Sept. 10-28.
Love in Concert! is a one-of-a-kind, one-woman spectacular from the one-and-only Saundra Lezzenbaum; the world-famous America’s Queen of Hearts tells her love life story with hits from her new album “Saungs for a Perfect Marriage.”
Please join us for one of three upcoming presentations on Nicaraguan artist Roberto de la Selva.
Sea Chapel is an art installation by Susannah Ray at RISE Rockaway in Far Rockaway, NY. Exhibition Dates: 9/29/25 to 10/29/25. Meet the Artist and Sea Ritual by Electric Djinn: 10/8/25, 4-6PM. Ritual begins at 5:00PM.
The Lucky Ones, by Lia Romeo '03, is a sharply observed, emotionally resonant new play about the complexities of female friendship in a patriarchal world. Directed by Katie Birenboim '16, The Lucky Ones runs Oct. 24-November 9 at Theaterlab, 357 W. 36th St., NYC.
The Los Angeles-based vocal octet Exilio (including Theo Trevisan '22 and several other singers who have worked with Princeton choir director Gabriel Crouch) is having a concert on November 9th at 7:30pm at the Pasadena Conservatory of Music.
THE SEVEN RAVENS, written and directed by Marisol Rosa-Shapiro '07, will premiere November 14-16, at NYC's Bank Street Theater, produced by The New School in partnership with The New Victory Theatre's LabWorks program.
The New Amsterdam Symphony Orchestra (NASO) will kick off its 50th anniversary season on a dramatic note—with a performance of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony! The concert takes place on Friday, Nov. 14, 8:00 p.m., at Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway at 95th Street.
Freddy Blohm '75 will be appearing twice, and hopefully not disappearing at all, in November. November 15 from 2-5pm at The Art of the Bean and Leaf, 633 Cookman Ave, Asbury Park NJ and, on an entirely different side of the Hudson, November 18 from 6-9pm at Tio Pepe, 168 West 4th St, NY, NY.
"Until We Fill the Ocean" is an immersive, multidisciplinary performance that honors the stories and poetry of detainees at Angel Island Immigration Station in Northern California (1910–1940). The performance will be taking place on Saturday, November 15 at 3pm EST at the Detroit Public Library - Main Branch. The event is FREE and open to the public.
A4P invites the Princeton community to join its inaugural book club. On Monday, November 17th at 8:30pm EST we will be discussing Mathey Girls by Melody Chu '01 in an online discussion with the author.
Along Love’s Journey
Music & Poetry by Bach, Palestrina, Rilke, Hafez, and Coleridge-Taylor
November 23rd at 4pm.
OKLAHOMA SAMOVAR, winner of the National Jewish Playwriting Contest, is inspired by Cohen’s great-grandparents, the only Jews in the 1887 Oklahoma Land Run. December 5-21, Thurs-Sat at 7pm, Sundays at 2pm, Monday Dec 8 at 7pm. At La MaMa, 66 E. 4th St, NYC.
A WICKED GOOD CONVERSATION ABOUT THE WIZARD OF OZ, THE WIZ, AND WICKED. Join us October 25, 2025 5:15pm at the Drapkin Studio, Wallace Dance Bldg & Theater-Lewis Arts Complex.
Hear a North American premiere unlike any other by Minnesotan composer Shruthi Rajasekar. Get your tickets for Saturday, October 25th 4pm CST at the Tedd Mann Concert Hall.
Celebrate Princeton Innovation (CPI) honors faculty researchers, postdoctoral researchers, graduate students and undergraduates who are making a difference through their discoveries and entrepreneurial spirit. Join us Wednesday, October 22nd at 5pm at the Frick Chemistry Atrium.
Judith Sloan and Najla Said, directed by Suzanne Agins, present a new work-in-progress, Imperfect Allies: Children of Opposite Sides, dealing with Israel/Palestine that uses the tools of art and diplomacy to work for justice and peace and an end to the escalation of violence. Join us Sunday October 19 and Sunday October 26 at 7:30pm at the FAB-NYC theater, 70 E 4th Street, NYC.
Jake Robertson '15 presents: "Saturday Night Love", a new experience from Saundra Lezzenbaum designed to tackle NYC’s Cost of Loving Crisis! Join us this Saturday, October 18th at 7p at Sanger Hall, Sunnyside NY.
As part of the Princeton French Film Series, you're invited to watch Claude McKay, From Harlem to Marseille (2023) by filmmaker Matthieu Verdeil, who will be in attendance for a Q&A. Open to everyone upon registration. The screening will start at 6:30 PM on Wednesday, October 8th, 2025, and will last approximately 70 minutes. Doors to the screening room open at 6:15 PM.
You are invited to "An Evening of Conversation About Traveling in Bardo by Ann Tashi Slater." Join Ann Tashi Slater ’84 and Lisa Gornick ’77 for an online discussion of Ann’s new book, TRAVELING IN BARDO: THE ART OF LIVING IN AN IMPERMANENT WORLD (Balance/Hachette, Sept. 2025) this Tuesday, Oct 7th at from 8-9pm EST.
JUNGLE RESTAURANT is a new comedic play about nostalgia, environmentalism, and eating at a novelty restaurant under a time constraint. Join us for the one-day-only performance at Caveat on October 5th at 2:30pm!
After more than 70 performances around the world, Princeton Ph.D. alumnus Gilad Cohen's "Trio for Spry Clarinet, Weeping Cello and Ruminating Harp" will receive its Australian Premiere in three concerts from October 4th to the 25th.
This August, alumni artist Elise Rise'15 is part of the creative team developing Future. Fortune. Fate., a large-scale installation headlining at Burning Man’s iconic Man Pavilion.
Cellunova Productions will present the world premiere of DESTINATION UNDEFINED, a bold new play by Changshuo Liu '19 and directed by Yibin Wang, running in limited engagement at Theatre 154 (154 Christopher St, New York.) from August 22 through September 7, 2025. Opening night is set for Saturday, August 23.
This August, multidisciplinary performer Kate Stewart ‘25 brings her original one-woman play, Unshattered Matter, to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, marking her post-graduate debut. The show, written and performed by Stewart, will run from August 11th to 23rd at Greenside’s Mint Studio.
On August 8, catch Kemi Adegoroye headlining "Homegrown at the Hipp," the official kickoff show for the Richmond Jazz and Music Festival! Started in 2010, this annual festival is one of the largest live events on the East Coast.
After being "broken up with" by her oncologists, a sarcastic young cancer patient — or should I say survivor — struggles to adjust to life at home with her multicultural family during her first day in remission. In the midst of its successful film festival run, hit indie short film BAD SURVIVOR is coming to NYC theaters for one week only!
Oriana Poindexter (P'11) is the Summer 2025 Artist-in-Residence for the Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center.
For the second time in two years, artists working in West Oakland, CA, will dramatize the beleaguered community’s resilience and creativity, identifying its power for self-revitalization as living heritage, in a high-energy collaborative event named West Oakland Matters, taking place July 26th at the 7th West community hub in Oakland.
Experience the captivating and charismatic vocal stylings of award-winning soul and jazz singer-songwriter Kemi Adegoroye on July 14th, in celebration of Blues Alley’s 60th Anniversary!
Catapult is a "shadow dance" company that tells stories through dance and shadow! You will be transported to fantastical worlds made from only light, shadow, and the human body. This is a family-friendly evening-length show.
cience & Innovation Priorities at the United Nations' 4th Financing for Development Conference
A solo painting exhibit: 'terra incognita (There be dragons)' at Cynthia Winings Gallery, Blue Hill, Maine: June 24 - July 19, 2025. A duo painting exhibit: Katherine Bradford & Anna Dennis Dibble at Caldbeck Gallery, Rockland, Maine, August 1 - 31, 2025
Tickets are now on sale for Chelsea Music Festival's 16th season titled "There's More to Tell: Swiss Trails Ahead" (June 20-28)
Save the dates for Chelsea Music Festival's 16th season titled "There’s More to Tell: Swiss Trails Ahead"—which takes place in New York City, June 20-28.
Luke Strathmann (MPA '19) is bringing together NYC's top comedians for EconLoL: The world’s first, best, and only economics-themed comedy variety show.
Princeton Summer Theater announces a diverse season of classical and contemporary stories.
Beau features eight actor-musicians telling the story of Ace Baker – a young queer man whose life is forever changed when he discovers his deceased grandfather is actually still alive. Family secrets unravel as Ace rushes to make up for lost time with a man who changes his life by putting a guitar in his hand.
Join us for an unforgettable evening at Jersey City's only Variety Night—the perfect way to unwind, share some laughs, and make memories.
Celebrate across disciplines and decades at the annual Alumni in the Arts Party, Friday, May 24 at 3:30pm in The Forum.
Join fellow alums from all artistic disciplines and decades for an interactive roundtable discussion, facilitated by Princeton Arts Alumni (PA2).
Sash Bischoff ('09, author of Sweet Fury), Laura Hankin ('10, author of One-Star Romance, The Daydreams, and more), Blair Hurley ('09, author of Minor Prophets and The Devoted), Daria Lavelle ('09, author of Aftertaste), and Lovell Holder ('09, author of The Book of Luke) have been writing together in a workshop they affectionately call PWG—the Princeton Writer's Group—since 2009.
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