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MONDAY, JANUARY 18
Join the Arts Council of Princeton and jaZams to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a virtual Story Hour, public art installation, and limited-edition coloring book celebrating the history of notable Black Princetonians.
LEARN MORETUESDAY, JANUARY 26 AT 7:00PM
We will convene virtually this first month of the new year to complete our reading of Kālidāsa’s great Sanskrit classic.
All are welcome as readers or listeners to this free event! Advanced registration is required.
RSVPA virtual play festival presented in association with Round House Theatre
Adrienne Kennedy is one of the most prolific and widely studied living playwrights. Despite her outsized influence, Kennedy is not a household name. This digital festival is a celebration of why she should be.
MORE INFOArtistic Director Sarah Rasmussen hosts a new web series! Keeping social distance, we've invited a few guests from our community to join us in conversation on McCarter's front lawn. Tune-in each week as she interviews inspiring students, Pulitzer Prize-winners, local business owners, and everyone in between.
WATCHNEW CLASSES JUST ADDED!
Students from pre-school to 8th grade are invited to join us for Story Jams, Creative Drama, Performance Wizards, Dramatopia, or Mystery Theatre Drama.
Adults are welcome to stimulate their creativity and wit by signing-up for improvisation or playwrighting classes.
Our online classes are great opportunities to make new friends, engage with the arts, and enjoy a weekly dose of fun!
Filmed (without an audience) at the New York City landmark Café Carlyle, Isaac Mizrahi's new virtual concert series is full of stories and songs, delivered right to your living room.
Featuring special guest Jackie Hoffman, this show will be presented as a pay-per-view BroadwayWorld Event and remain on demand for 30 days. Two additional, unique shows will be released in February and March.
Note: This is not a McCarter event. Tickets are sold through a third party.
"Having this box set and having A Christmas Carol to bring us all together again is something so magical that can't really be replaced," Chandler Miller told ABC News.
Watch as Chandler (who you may recognize from her role as Christmas Present at McCarter!) and her family explain why A Christmas Carol @HOME was such a meaningful experience for them.
Create engaging opportunities for students and life-long learners by donating to McCarter's Education Fund.
Your support expands access and introduces more people to the joy of creativity!