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Theater and dance presents tragicomic tale, Nov. 11-19 .

"A Long History of Neglect," a tragicomic tale of contemporary American domestic life by Princeton alumnus Noah Haidle, opens Friday, Nov. 11, at the Berlind Theatre.

Princeton Chinese Theatre presents '27' .

The Princeton Chinese Theatre presents '27' Nov. 17-19 in the Frist Campus Center theater. English subtitles provided.

'Sharing the Stage: Science and Art at Princeton' .

Creativity is a passion for Princeton seniors Gary Fox and Anna Wuttig — as scientists and as artists. When not in the lab, they are immersed in the arts. Fox and Wuttig have successfully found a way to share the stage in pursuing both art and science at Princeton. They are bringing their talents to the fore in "Der Bourgeois Bigwig," an adaptation of the 17th-century Molière comedy "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," playing through Saturday, Nov. 17, at the Berlind Theatre, McCarter Theatre Center.

Video: Student work: 'Woyzeck' .

Cara Tucker '12 directs her senior thesis production of the classic German play, "Woyzeck," March 9-10 and 14-16 in the Berlind Theatre at the McCarter Theatre Center.

Video feature: Students prepare for Princeton Dance Festival .

All semester, professional choreographers and more than 60 Princeton students have been preparing for the annual Princeton Dance Festival, which takes place Dec. 4-6 at the Berlind Theatre at McCarter Theatre Center.

Architecture students helping bring classic Russian play to life .

Graduate students in the School of Architecture will see their work in a new seminar come to life on the Berlind Theatre stage this spring. In the first collaboration between the architecture school and a campus theatrical production, students are designing sets for the April 12-14 world premiere of “Boris Godunov,” a classic 19th-century Russian play by Alexander Pushkin.

Video feature: 'Hero': The making of a senior thesis .

Eamon Foley, a member of the Class of 2015, was an anthropology major who also earned a certificate in theater. For his theater thesis, he blended his academic studies in ethnography — the process of studying a culture through observation and interviews — with his professional experience as a performer to create an original theater-dance piece titled "Hero." The show tells the story of a young man transformed by his experiences in the Vietnam War through indie rock music, dance and aerial choreography.