Maybe Happy Ending explores the nature of the human condition with robots, who display more signs of humanity than many expect.
Check out high-definition photos of the award-winning student work from the Small Independent School Art League (SISAL).
The theme for this year's performances was “Music from Around the World” which was honored with pieces from Japan, China, the UK, America, Haiti, and more.
The cast and crew of Hadestown leave audiences speechless.
Don't miss out on what cast and crew call the best musical performance in recent memory.
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See the award-winning student work in this high-definition presentation.
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The show's limited run ends on February 16.
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Sometimes the most unsettling monsters aren’t the ones lurking in shadows but the ones we quietly empower.
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It is highly experimental but also extremely successful in conveying its message to the audiences, without ever having to speak the same language or experiencing similar things.
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The Creative Arts Department hopes to spark magic and laughter this fall with two exciting productions.
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The Substance is not just a horror story; it’s a sharp commentary wrapped in blood-soaked humor and unapologetic gore.
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The American Dream has been the driving force for many immigrant families as they first arrived; but the recent retelling of this theme in many Gatsby works tell a different side of the story.
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The School's 2024 Academy Awards premier's today at 4:00 p.m. after a fashion show and reception in the dining commons. The Academy...
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This hands-on experience allowed students to appreciate the beauty and uniqueness of Raku pottery.
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Composed and released in 1971, Chick Corea’s Spain has been an iconic jazz standard for decades. It appears on Chick’s jazz album Light as...
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The Upper School Instrumental Ensemble recently announced its new name, Gator Scales. “It's time for that to change,” Music teacher Dr....
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It felt as if a friend was telling us the stories of his life on-stage: but with music and some singing.
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