Frist Campus CenterMonthly Jazz Series Featuring the University Jazztet (FREE) October 4, 11:30 pm Café Vivian (100 Level) The richness of Princeton’s Program in Jazz is on display through monthly performances. Casey Lockwood ’07: Live (FREE) October 5, 8 pm Café Vivian (100 Level) Casey Lockwood has made numerous campus appearances including various open mics, Princetonian Idol, Fristfest Weekend, and Café Vivian events all while leading the Women’s Basketball team as captain for three years. Don’t miss Casey’s Farewell Princeton performance before taking off for New Zealand and other unknown adventures. Center Stage Presents: Fuzzy Dice (FREE) October 18, 9 pm Café Vivian (100 Level) Princeton’s own hilarious improv group, Fuzzy Dice, will perform in both short and long form improv. Come check out some of Princeton’s freshest comedic talent. FRIST CAMPUS CENTER HOMEPAGE VIEW MORE EVENTS/BUY TICKETSPrinceton University Athletics (Home Games)Men’s Football at Princeton Stadium Women’s Ice Hockey at Baker Rink (FREE) vs. Columbia September 29, 3:30 pm vs. Yale (scrimmage) October 13, 2 pm vs. Hampton October 6, 3:30 pm vs. Boston College October 19, 7 pm vs. Cornell October 26, 7 pm vs. Quinnipiac October 21, 2 pm full men’s football schedule vs. Clarkson October 26, 7 pm vs. St. Lawrence October 27, 4 pm full women’s ice hockey schedulePRINCETON ATHLETICS HOMEPAGE VIEW MORE EVENTS/BUY TICKETSSeptember/October E-NewsletterNick Robinson Associate Director of University TicketingUniversity Ticketing221 Nassau Street, 3rd FloorPrinceton, NJ 08542609.258.9220 (v) • 609.258.9422 (fx)[email protected]/uticketsprint2007September/October 2007 E-Newsletter Page 1Continues on page 2We have a really exciting performance to start the year off! Latin American Studies, along with cosponsor Princeton University Concerts, presents accordion sensation Chango Spasiuk on October 5 at Richardson Auditorium. “El Chango,” as he is known in his homeland of Argentina, will be performing his unique version of chamamé—a folk music cousin of the tango that incorporates elements of polka, waltz, baroque chamber music, and even hints of African rhythms. Mr. Spasiuk, who has brought this little known music to world attention, produces a rich blend of traditional and contemporary music, adding elements of rock, jazz, and avant-garde. He will be performing with a small ensemble. We look forward to seeing you there! Photo: Vanesa SchwemmlerNick’S Pick SPOtlight Chango Spasiuk Ensemble October 5, 2007, 8 pm Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall Chango Spasiuk Ensemble October 5, 2007, 8 pm Richardson Auditorium in Alexander HallContinues on page 3Princeton University ChapelPhantom of the Opera October 5, 9 pm Silent movie with organ accompaniment; Michael Britt, organistA Concert of Music from the African American Worship Tradition October 20, 8 pm Friends of Jesus (John 15:15) Rev. William Heard Princeton University Gospel Ensemble Chapel Choir; Penna Rose, ConductorCHAPEL CHOIR HOMEPAGE VIEW MORE EVENTS/BUY TICKETSPrinceton University Concerts Richardson AuditoriumThe Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet September 27, 8 pm Works of Mozart, Danzi, Gigeti, Berio, and Carl NielsenIvan Moravec, piano October 11, 8 pm Works of Haydn, Debussy, and Chopin; The Paderewski Memorial ConcertThe Richardson Chamber Players October 14, 3 pm Arrangements Have Been Made Milhaud: The Creation of the World (arr. Milhaud) Schoenberg: Verklärte Nacht for Piano Trio (arr. Steuermann) Beethoven: Quintet for Piano and Winds, Opus 16, arr. for Piano Quartet (arr. Beethoven)PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CONCERTS HOMEPAGE VIEW MORE EVENTS/BUY TICKETSProgram in Theater and DanceLaughing Wild by Christopher Durang, directed by Kate Whoriskey, featuring Rob Grant ’08 and Irene Lucio ’08 October 12, 13, 18–20, 8 pm Matthews Acting Studio, 185 Nassau Street The Princeton University Program in Theater and Dance will open its fall season with a senior thesis production of Laughing Wild, a madcap comedy by Christopher Durang. PROGRAM IN THEATER AND DANCE HOMEPAGE VIEW MORE EVENTS/BUY TICKETSRichardson Auditorium in Alexander HallPrinceton Symphony Orchestra with Dan Zhu, violin September 30, 4 pm Pre-concert lecture at 3 pm Mozart: Overture to Abduction from the Seraglio Brahms: Violin Concerto, Opus 77 in D Major Schumann: Symphony No.2, Opus 61 in C Major Chango Spasiuk Ensemble October 5, 8 pmTigerlilies October 12, 8 pm Lil JamPrinceton University Jazz Ensemble October 13, 8 pm Three or Four Shades of the BluesPrinceton University Orchestra October 19 and 20, 8 pm Wagner: Forest Murmurs and Siegfried’s Funeral Music from The Ring of the Niebelung Britten: A Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 3, with Ivan Moravec, piano Princeton Pro Musica October 21, 4 pm Mozart: Requiem, K. 626 completed by Robert D. Levin Haydn: Te Deum in C Major Beethoven: Symphony No. 1 Westminster Community Orchestra October 28, 3 pm Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5 Britten: Saint NicholasRICHARDSON AUDITORIUM HOMEPAGE VIEW MORE EVENTS/BUY TICKETSSeptember/October 2007 E-Newsletter Page 2Theatre Intime Hamilton Murray TheaterThe Violet Hour by Richard Greenberg, directed by Sophie Gandler ’10 September 27 and 28, 8 pm; September 29, 2 pm and 8 pm In 1919 a young publisher must choose between his friend’s brilliant novel and his lover’s compelling autobiography. Complications arise when a mysterious machine arrives at his office and begins to reveal the future. John may have the power to shape the future, but can he face the potentially tragic results of his choice?24-hour Play Festival October 6 A one-of-a-kind theatrical event for which new work is written, rehearsed, and performed entirely within a 24-hour period. This event is free.Topdog/Underdog by Suzan Lori-Parks, directed by Osei Kwakye ’09, coproduced with the Princeton Black Arts Company: Drama October 11–13, 18, and 19, 8 pm; October 20, 2 pm and 8 pm Written by Suzan-Lori Parks, the first female Pulitzer Prize winning playwright of color, Topdog/Underdog thrusts us into the lives of two brothers, Lincoln and Booth, as they deal