The Princeton Festival

A Look Back at Our 2019 Season

Thank you for joining us this season (read about the highlights here) and we look forward to seeing you next year! Please be sure to subscribe to our eNews for the Fall announcement of our 2020 season line-up.

Sunday, October 27, 4:00 pm
The Hopewell Castle

Join us for our annual Fall Fundraiser and learn about our upcoming season, while enjoying food, drink, and live entertainment.

Join us for an evening of music, cocktails, and singing with Bob Egan! This event will take place on September, 22 at 4 pm at the Princeton home of Irene Amarel and David Miller. Space …

The Princeton Festival’s 15th Anniversary Season is now in the history books, and what a glorious season it was! Anchored by our productions of John Adams’ powerful opera Nixon in China and the delightful musical …

The Princeton Festival is committed to producing music at its best with world-class artists. To achieve this we depend on the support of individuals and institutions in New Jersey and, increasingly, in Pennsylvania and New …

“The cast is strong across the board … well-choreographed … elegant staging.”
– David Fox, Parterre (6/24/19)

“The projections and lights are as spectacular as any company can offer.”
– John Yohalem, Parterre (6/25/19)

“A complex operatic production bringing humanity and poignancy to two controversial historic characters.”
– Nancy Plum, Town Topics (6/26/19)

“In every way, … exhilarates with intelligence and epic sweep.”
“Princeton Festival’s is a production for the ages.”
– Neal Zoren, U.S.1 (6/26/19)

“I’m glad I took the opera leap and encourage you to check it out for yourself.”
– Patrick Maley, Exeunt NYC (6/28/19)

“Overall, this production reinforces the Princeton Festival’s reputation as a site for innovative and sophisticated summer opera.” – Andrew Moravcsik, Opera Today (6/29/19)

“… [played] with a welcome sense of artistic arrival.”
– David Patrick Stearns, Arts Journal (7/2/19)

“A strong portrayal of one of the 20th century’s best operas.”
– Gregory Moomjy, Opera Wire (7/8/19)

“A remarkable production performed remarkably”
– Susan Gould, Bachtrack (7/8/19)

Celebrating Our 15th Anniversary

The mission of The Princeton Festival is to enrich the communities we serve through a world-class performing arts summer festival. We create distinctive and diverse programs that excite, inform, inspire, and invite discovery and engagement.

Articles & Reviews

Critics raved about our season – read the reviews here!

News & Announcements

Current news about and from The Princeton Festival.

A Look Back at Our 2019 Season

Celebrate the Change of Season

Special Event with Bob Egan

It’s a wrap!

Donate

Nixon in China impresses critics!

“The cast is strong across the board … well-choreographed … elegant staging.”
– David Fox, Parterre (6/24/19)

“The projections and lights are as spectacular as any company can offer.”
– John Yohalem, Parterre (6/25/19)

“A complex operatic production bringing humanity and poignancy to two controversial historic characters.”
– Nancy Plum, Town Topics (6/26/19)

“In every way, … exhilarates with intelligence and epic sweep.”
“Princeton Festival’s is a production for the ages.”
– Neal Zoren, U.S.1 (6/26/19)

“I’m glad I took the opera leap and encourage you to check it out for yourself.”
– Patrick Maley, Exeunt NYC (6/28/19)

“Overall, this production reinforces the Princeton Festival’s reputation as a site for innovative and sophisticated summer opera.” – Andrew Moravcsik, Opera Today (6/29/19)

“… [played] with a welcome sense of artistic arrival.”
– David Patrick Stearns, Arts Journal (7/2/19)

“A strong portrayal of one of the 20th century’s best operas.”
– Gregory Moomjy, Opera Wire (7/8/19)

“A remarkable production performed remarkably”
– Susan Gould, Bachtrack (7/8/19)

Celebrating Our 15th Anniversary

Articles & Reviews

News & Announcements

A Look Back at Our 2019 Season

Celebrate the Change of Season

Special Event with Bob Egan

It’s a wrap!

Donate

Nixon in China impresses critics!

“The cast is strong across the board … well-choreographed … elegant staging.” – David Fox, Parterre (6/24/19)

“The projections and lights are as spectacular as any company can offer.” – John Yohalem, Parterre (6/25/19)

“A complex operatic production bringing humanity and poignancy to two controversial historic characters.” – Nancy Plum, Town Topics (6/26/19)

“In every way, … exhilarates with intelligence and epic sweep.” “Princeton Festival’s is a production for the ages.” – Neal Zoren, U.S.1 (6/26/19)

“I’m glad I took the opera leap and encourage you to check it out for yourself.” – Patrick Maley, Exeunt NYC (6/28/19)

“Overall, this production reinforces the Princeton Festival’s reputation as a site for innovative and sophisticated summer opera.” – Andrew Moravcsik, Opera Today (6/29/19)

“… [played] with a welcome sense of artistic arrival.” – David Patrick Stearns, Arts Journal (7/2/19)

“A strong portrayal of one of the 20th century’s best operas.” – Gregory Moomjy, Opera Wire (7/8/19)

“A remarkable production performed remarkably” – Susan Gould, Bachtrack (7/8/19)

Celebrating Our 15th Anniversary

Articles & Reviews

News & Announcements

“The cast is strong across the board … well-choreographed … elegant staging.”
– David Fox, Parterre (6/24/19)

“The projections and lights are as spectacular as any company can offer.”
– John Yohalem, Parterre (6/25/19)

“A complex operatic production bringing humanity and poignancy to two controversial historic characters.”
– Nancy Plum, Town Topics (6/26/19)

“In every way, … exhilarates with intelligence and epic sweep.”
“Princeton Festival’s is a production for the ages.”
– Neal Zoren, U.S.1 (6/26/19)

“I’m glad I took the opera leap and encourage you to check it out for yourself.”
– Patrick Maley, Exeunt NYC (6/28/19)

“… [played] with a welcome sense of artistic arrival.”
– David Patrick Stearns, Arts Journal (7/2/19)

“A strong portrayal of one of the 20th century’s best operas.”
– Gregory Moomjy, Opera Wire (7/8/19)

“A remarkable production performed remarkably”
– Susan Gould, Bachtrack (7/8/19)