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Feb 16, 2013

The Death of Nihilism

No Exit and The Chairs
by Jean-Paul Sartre/Eugene Ionesco, adapted by the Jeu class
Directed by Madeleine Planeix-Croker
Thursday (2/14) 8:00 PM, Friday (2/15) 8:00 PM, Saturday (2/16) 8:00 PM
Theatre Intime
$8 for students, $10 for Princeton faculty and senior citizen, $12 for the general…

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Feb 8, 2013

A Bit of Racy Fun

Aida
Performed by the Princeton Black Arts Company
Directed by Reena Glaser, Kemi Adegoroye
Thursday (2/7) and Friday (2/8) at 8:00 PM; Saturday (2/9) at 2:00 PM
Frist Film and Performance Theater
$7

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Feb 22, 2013

Anything But Normal

Next to Normal
Book & Lyrics by Brian Yorkey
Music by Tom Kitt
Directed by Steven Tran
February 21–23 and February 28-March 2, 8:00 PM
March 2, 2:oo PM
Class of 1970 Theater at Whitman College
$8 for students, $10 for Princeton faculty and senior citizens, $12 for the general public

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Feb 13, 2013

A Lesson in Two Extremes

Break Out
Performed by Sympoh Urban Arts Dance Crew
Thursday (2/14) 9:30pm, Friday (2/15) 9:30pm, Saturday (2/16) 4:30pm and 9:30pm
Frist Film and Performance Theater
$7 for students, $10 for general public

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Feb 26, 2013

A Herald of Spring

Spring Dance Festival
Program in Dance, Lewis Center for the Arts
Featured Works By: Merce Cunningham (staged by Silas Riener ‘06), Mark Morris (staged by Tina Fehlandt), Karole Armitage (staged by Leonidas Arpon), Zvi Gotheiner, Laura Peterson, Raja Kelly
Berlind Theatre, McCarter Theatre…

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