Many students find our courses intensely self-fulfilling and liberating. However, they also require discipline, technique, the willingness to take risks and possibly fail, and the desire to work hard at what inevitably prove to be demanding tasks. All Program courses are taught by professional artists or scholars. Most are workshop courses which involve the serious investigation of a particular art form. The performance-oriented courses require extensive preparation of practical work.
All courses demand regular attendance.
Introductory courses in acting, movement and dance, playwriting, performance history, dance history are open to all students. Because class size must be kept at a reasonable level, interviews for placement are held each semester for classes to be taught in the following semester. Announcements of the interview dates appear in The Daily Princetonian . Students may repeat Intermediate and Advanced courses in acting and dance. Theater and Dance Courses.