One Acts makes progress with performances despite COVID-19
In the Performing Arts department, One Acts — a series of brief, single act scenes that come together to create full performances — will happen even in these …
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Q&A with Ms. Katherine Speed: coping with COVID-19 as a professional in performing arts
What does your current daily schedule consist of? My schedule varies from day to day, but it’s a combination of teaching, self-care, and family time. I generally wake …
From the stage to the screen the Performing Arts department presents, “Under Milk Wood”
The soon to be showcased online school play Under Milk Wood shows the true dedication of the Performing Arts department even during difficult times. While many of the …
Acting 3 class uses scene prompts to practice together over Zoom during Remote Learning 2.0
Two students concentrate on each other’s tone, eye contact, and physical movements while improvising through their scene. Their lines must build off the other’s actions, and the mood …
Improv takes the stage
In middle school drama class, students have the opportunity to do “improv”, or improvise, different scenes, where they make up the dialogue and actions as they go. When …
Applying to college as a performing arts student: another perspective on the college application process
To say that the college application process is demanding is an understatement. Requiring the utmost creativity, students must write numerous essays for multiple schools while balancing schoolwork, extracurricular …
One Acts bring a variety of students together
Performing comedies, tragedies, romances, and horrors, students with varying acting abilities will take the stage on December 13 and 14 to present One Acts. One Acts serve as …