<p>How is Princeton in the performing arts? Are there any significant student groups dedicated to these areas? Is Princeton supportive of the arts community?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Bumping...</p>
<p>Princeton</a> Performing Arts Council</p>
<p>Go to that website and check it out...sorry I don't really know how to link it put yeah</p>
<p>Olive, congratulations on your early acceptance to Stanford! The creative and performing arts at Princeton are strong. Here is a bit of information that might be useful.</p>
<p>Creative writing is a powerful program with novelists like Nobel Prize winner Toni Morrison (who is now emeritus), Joyce Carol Oates, Jeffrey Eugenides and Chang-rae Lee and poets like Paul Muldoon and C.K. Williams. </p>
<p>Creative</a> Writing - Lewis Center for the Arts
Princeton</a> University - In focus: Program in Creative Writing</p>
<p>There is much interest in live theater. McCarter Theater is a major performing arts center. Last year playwright Edward Albee was a visiting professor while he wrote and directed a new play there. The Princeton Atelier and the Triangle Club both allow students to become deeply involved in all aspects of performance and production.</p>
<p>Theater</a> - Lewis Center for the Arts
Princeton</a> University - Lessons from a legend: Theater course offers 'eye-opening' insights on Albee from Albee
Princeton</a> University Triangle Club-
Princeton</a> Atelier - Lewis Center for the Arts</p>
<p>Musical performances abound with strong classical music and jazz programs. A new cooperative arrangement allows students to spend a semester abroad at the Royal College of Music in London and then matriculate there after graduation. </p>
<p>Princeton</a> University - New program will allow Princeton students to study at Royal College of Music
Music</a> - Lewis Center for the Arts
Carpenter</a> '08 serenades NYC - The Daily Princetonian
Wired</a> Campus: Student Laptop Orchestra Performs at Carnegie*Hall - Chronicle.com</p>
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<p>The best place to start researching the performing arts at Princeton is the website for the Lewis Center for the Arts which youll find here:</p>
<p>Thank you so much, PtonGrad2000! I was hoping you'd post on this thread. I will definitely check the links.</p>