Tickets are now on sale for events in The Princeton Festival's (www.princetonfestival.org) 2015 season, June 6-28, with 23 performances in 11 musical genres at venues in the Princeton area. There are also a number of free lectures, previews and special events.
Stage performances range from Mozart's opera "Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro)" to a concert by rising country music stars Striking Matches. Other genres include jazz, a Broadway musical, classical Indian music and dance, and a solo piano recital. Lecturers include famed theater and opera director Stephen Wadsworth, Emmy award-winning engineer Mark Schubin, and Michael Unger, who directed the premiere of this season's musical, the Tony award-winning "The 25 th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee."
"This is the most varied season in our 11-year history," said Richard Tang Yuk, the Festival's general and artistic director. "The events on our roster range from pure fun to thought-provoking, all in professional productions with outstanding artists.
"We're also gratified by the participation of outstanding speakers in our educational and outreach activities. People coming to the Princeton area this June will have plenty to see and hear, and lots to enjoy."
In addition to its performances and free lectures, the Festival hosts a Piano Competition for young performers, drawing talented participants from the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond. There will also be free informal post-performance receptions where audiences can mingle and share their experiences.
Full descriptions of all offerings are available on the Festival website, with instructions for ordering tickets by phone, email, or online.
Performance Overview
For more information and a link to ticket sales (handled by McCarter Theater), visit www.princetonfestival.org. To purchase tickets by phone, call McCarter Theatre at 609-258-2787.
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