Arts

All my sins: Theatre Intime’s 2025 production of ‘All My Sons’

Contributing writer for The Prospect Zane Mills VanWicklen covers Theater Intime’s recent production of “All My Sons.”

Contributing writer for The Prospect Zane Mills VanWicklen covers Theater Intime’s recent production of “All My Sons.”

Before the Art Museum opens, check out these three outdoor sculptures

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Amy Jeon covers art museum works to enjoy before its opening this Friday.

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Amy Jeon covers art museum works to enjoy before its opening this Friday.

Mark Morris speaks on artistic legacy and music

Staff writer for The Prospect Annika Plunkett covered renowned dance choreographer Mark Morris for the first installment of Princeton University Concerts’ annual Healing with Music series.

Staff writer for The Prospect Annika Plunkett covered renowned dance choreographer Mark Morris for the first installment of Princeton University Concerts’ annual Healing with Music series.

In ‘spinnerets,’ spiders and silk tell the story of the balloon war

The exhibit’s art, drawing inspiration from the spider, is also metaphorical for the balloon war that erupted between North Korea and South Korea on May 28, 2024. This is no feel-good exhibition; it is a learning experience. 

The exhibit’s art, drawing inspiration from the spider, is also metaphorical for the balloon war that erupted between North Korea and South Korea on May 28, 2024. This is no feel-good exhibition; it is a learning experience. 

‘Turn the Light Around’ brings photosynthesis to the darkroom

Contributing writer for The Prospect Mia Mazzeo checks out Turn the Light Around, a 16mm film presentation.

‘I & You: The Musical’ delivers spinning sets and shallow surprises

Contributing writer for the Prospect Kaichen Chou reviews “I & You: The Musical.”

Despite funding cuts, McCarter Theatre is ‘not going anywhere’

Staff writer Annika Plunkett reports on McCarter’s recent federal funding cuts, which have totaled over half a million dollars.

Staff writer Annika Plunkett reports on McCarter’s recent federal funding cuts, which have totaled over half a million dollars.

A celebration of black joy: Camille A. Brown’s I AM redefines the performer/audience relationship at the McCarter Theater

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Isabella Rivera reviews Camille A. Brown’s performance “I AM,” which “breaks the disconnect between audience and performer.”

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Isabella Rivera reviews Camille A. Brown’s performance “I AM,” which “breaks the disconnect between audience and performer.”

Thunder in the basement: Patricia Smith reads at Labyrinth Books

Contributing writer for The Prospect Michael Grasso gives an account of Princeton professor Patricia Smith’s recent poetry reading at Labyrinth Books.

Contributing writer for The Prospect Michael Grasso gives an account of Princeton professor Patricia Smith’s recent poetry reading at Labyrinth Books.

‘The only thing that mattered was being on top’: Orion Lopez-Ramirez’s ‘How to Live at the End of the World’

Head Editor for The Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth covers Orion Lopez-Ramirez’s “How to Live at the End of the World.”

Head Editor for The Prospect Mackenzie Hollingsworth covers Orion Lopez-Ramirez’s “How to Live at the End of the World.”

Tina M. Campt succeeds Paul Muldoon as new director of Princeton Atelier

Assistant editor for The Prospect Lily Hutcheson sits down with the new director of Princeton Atelier to discuss the direction of the program and struggles that the arts are facing.

Assistant editor for The Prospect Lily Hutcheson sits down with new director of Princeton Atelier to discuss the direction of the program and struggles that the arts are facing.

Incoming seniors find summer is a fresh canvas for creativity

Associate Editor for The Prospect Ysabella Olsen details the lives of two seniors who created art over the summer, one at home in California and one on campus.

Associate Editor for The Prospect Ysabella Olsen details the lives of two seniors who created art over the summer, one at home in California and one on campus.

How Jeanie Chang ’25 turned Chancellor Green into a couture runway

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Irene Kim reviews the fashion show “Metanoilepsis,” which featured a collection of designs by Jeanie Chang ’25 that brought together distinct worlds.

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Irene Kim reviews the fashion show “Metanoilepsis,” which featured a collection of designs by Jeanie Chang ’25 that brought together distinct worlds.

Gatsby on Spring Street: A centennial mural brings Fitzgerald’s vision to life

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Cynthia Lee highlights the Spring Street mural commemorating the centennial anniversary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby.”

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Cynthia Lee highlights the Spring Street mural commemorating the centennial anniversary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby.”

Merging ways of thinking at the art of science exhibition

Staff Writer for The Prospect Annika Plunkett gives an overview of the biannual Art of Science exhibition that will open on Thursday, May 8 in Friend Center.

Staff Writer for The Prospect Annika Plunkett gives an overview of the biannual Art of Science exhibition that will open on Thursday, May 8 in Friend Center.

Strings attached: Yo-Yo Ma and Jeffrey Brown talk the art of listening at McCarter

Staff Writer for The Prospect Chloe Lau recaps McCarter Theatre’s most recent event hosting world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who led a conversation about music, memory, and searching for meaning in a world of uncertainty.

Staff Writer for The Prospect Chloe Lau recaps McCarter Theatre’s most recent event hosting world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who led a conversation about music, memory, and searching for meaning in a world of uncertainty.

The revival of the Princeton Blacksmith Club with Soloman Khan ’26

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Monica Zepeda spotlights the Princeton Blacksmith Club, which is being primarily revitalized by Soloman Khan ’26.

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Monica Zepeda spotlights the Princeton Blacksmith Club, which is being primarily revitalized by Soloman Khan ’26.

Relationships, Resistance, and Resilience: Roberto Lugo’s Orange and Black Exhibition

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Irene Kim covers Roberto Lugo’s “Orange and Black” exhibition.

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Irene Kim covers Roberto Lugo’s “Orange and Black” exhibition.

Finding joy in the mundane and cyclical — a review of Theatre Intime’s ‘Missing Dog, Very Helpful’

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Eric Mohorea recaps his visit to the dress rehearsal of Theatre Intime’s latest play, “Missing Dog, Very Helpful.”

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Eric Mohorea recaps his visit to the dress rehearsal of Theatre Intime’s latest play, “Missing Dog, Very Helpful.”

Artist Q&A: Revival of Princeton University Wind Ensemble with Jacob Jackson ’26 and Wesley Sanders ’26

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Navya Kommu highlights the revival story of the Princeton University Wind Ensemble with Jacob Jackson ’26 and Wesley Sanders ’26.

Contributing Writer for The Prospect Navya Kommu highlights the revival story of the Princeton University Wind Ensemble with Jacob Jackson ’26 and Wesley Sanders ’26.