Just Poetry: Readings
This year, the Princeton Festival is mounting Derrick Wang’s contemporary opera Scalia/Ginsburg, which tells the story of the unlikely friendship of two ideologically opposed U.S. Supreme Court justices. As part of the Festival, we invite writers from across New Jersey to create poetry exploring themes presented in the opera: Unlikely Friendships, Dissent, and Feminism.
You'll hear each poet read their original works aloud at this live event, giving voice to their words. Enjoy the poetry, and stay to enjoy the opera in a day of creativity, art, and music!
Guest poet Nicole Homer hosts the event, offering a separate workshop prior to the reading.
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The Princeton Festival invites poets of all ages to be a part of this free poetry workshop. Guest poet Nicole Homer leads the group in a talk about how what we see onstage moves us...
Derrick Wang’s buoyant opera Scalia/Ginsburg is inspired by two opera-loving, ideologically opposed Supreme Court justices who, appearing before a higher power, offer their legal...
