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Conceived and written by senior Chloe Satenberg, Not Your Buddyfollows four female counselors at a Jewish summer camp as they navigate their friendships and confront their history during the interstitial time between high school and college. Via monologues and dreamscapes, the play immerses audiences in the tormented mental state of protagonist Buddy—a 17-year-old counselor undergoing a crisis of identity. Open to public; advance tickets encouraged.

Conceived and written by senior Chloe Satenberg, Not Your Buddyfollows four female counselors at a Jewish summer camp as they navigate their friendships and confront their history during the interstitial time between high school and college. Via monologues and dreamscapes, the play immerses audiences in the tormented mental state of protagonist Buddy—a 17-year-old counselor undergoing a crisis of identity. Open to public; advance tickets encouraged.

Conceived and written by senior Chloe Satenberg, Not Your Buddyfollows four female counselors at a Jewish summer camp as they navigate their friendships and confront their history during the interstitial time between high school and college. Via monologues and dreamscapes, the play immerses audiences in the tormented mental state of protagonist Buddy—a 17-year-old counselor undergoing a crisis of identity. Open to public; advance tickets encouraged.

Not Your Buddy, conceived and written by Princeton senior Chloe Satenberg, follows four female counselors at a Jewish summer camp as they navigate their friendships and encounter their true selves...

(PRINCETON, NJ) -- Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton University has several events scheduled for the first half of October including Tularosa: An American Dreamtime; a reading by Ling Ma & Sandra Cisneros; Not Your Buddy by Chloe Satenberg 24; AtelieratLarge: Conversations on Art-making in a Vexed Era – Kyle Marshall and Lorrie Moore; and When Pages Breathe: Bringing Good Books to Life.