Performing Arts at Hun
Whatever your passion, you'll find a stage for it at Hun.
From theatre to jazz bands to traditional Chinese instruments, there's no shortage of ways to perform at Hun. Our Performing Arts department encourages students to get involved, whether you're just starting out or have been playing an instrument for years.
It is time to take a bow, as the Breen Performing Arts Center and DAYLO STEM Center have officially debuted at The Hun School of Princeton. The $9 million project transformed the western wing of the Chesebro Academic Center with eye-catching aesthetics and state-of-the-art technology. A grand opening celebration for project donors was held on September 30th.
“I was always afraid to commit to acting. Hun opened my eyes to what I want to do. This place helped me realize who I am. This is me.”
Ava P. '18
For our Performing Arts students, the whole world is a stage.
Hun students produce an average of 23 on-campus performances each year, but they’re not stopping there. They go out into the community and perform at festivals and competitions, from Communiversity in Princeton to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. They perform at coffee houses, grade schools, hospitals, and have even opened at Radio City Music Hall. We invite you to hear what they've been up to:
Sophia Davis '18
Each year, seniors can audition to perform during the Commencement Exercises. In 2018, Sophie Davis performed Miley Cyrus' The Climb.
Communiversity 2019
Communiversity is a Princeton tradition, and our students jump at the opportunity to perform for our local community.
The Edgertones
In December 2018, The Edgertones were invited to perform at Radio City Music Hall.
Andre Balian '19
Andre Balian was chosen to perform at Convocation for the 2018-2019 academic year.