Artist Hahn Rowe in Something about the Weather
© Rob Davidson
Artist Hahn Rowe in Something about the Weather
© Rob Davidson
Columbia University School of the Arts is proud to present Joan Jonas: Moving Off the Land II (Excerpts) by illustrious alum Joan Jonas '65 as a highlight of its yearlong 60th anniversary celebration.
Columbia University School of the Arts presents Measure for Measure, a directing thesis production by current student Dennis Oliveira.
Join us for a special double feature screening of films by Theatre alum Celine Song '14, including Past Lives and Materialists.
Please join us for an evening with short films made by kids from the past and the present in celebration of Children Reinventing Cinema, new book by Adjunct Professor Wanda Strauven and Alexandra Schneider (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz). Introduced by Professor Rob King.
Celine Song '14, the celebrated Writer and Director of films such as Materialists and Past Lives, returns to the School of the Arts for a conversation about her creative practice with her teacher Anne Bogart, Theatre. Introduced by Sarah Cole, Dean of Columbia University School of the Arts and Parr Professor of English and Comparative Literature.
Columbia University School of the Arts presents The Skriker, a directing thesis production by current student Delia Dumont and written be Caryl Churchill.
As the youngest son of the Rana family, Haider feels the traditional pressure to fulfill his elderly father’s wishes for him to find a job and provide a grandson. But when Haider starts working as a backup dancer at an erotic theater in Lahore, his new life and love threaten to tear his family apart.
Years after his adventures in Neverland, the whimsical Peter Pan has forgotten the magic of childhood and grown up into a grouchy, middle-aged lawyer named Peter Banning. But when his old rival Captain Hook kidnaps Peter’s young children, he must journey back to Neverland and rediscover his childhood wonder to save them.
Francis Ford Coppola’s star-studded adaptation of S.E. Hinton’s coming-of-age novel. The privileged Socs and the streetwise Greasers are crosstown rivals and antagonists, whose ongoing conflict erupts and changes the lives of everyone, on both sides of the tracks.
School of the Arts Writing Professors Anelise Chen and Leslie Jamison in conversation.
Writing Professor Gary Shteyngart reads from and discusses his latest book, Vera or Faith: A Novel.
Twenty-four year old Syd (Radha Mitchell) is working her way up the editorial ladder at a New York art magazine. When she befriends her neighbor, the famous photographer Lucy Berliner (Ally Sheedy), Syd is drawn into the risky professional and romantic world of high art.
The only member of the Madrigal family without magical powers, Mirabel must discover the reason that the family’s magic is fading and their casita is crumbling. Can she save the encanto that protects her home and family by helping them to love one another as they are?
In the wintery town of Smeerensburg, a young postman named Jesper discovers a talented but grumpy toymaker. Can Jesper convince the reclusive Klaus to bring his magical toys to the feuding village before it’s too late?
