Marlie Kass

Infographic: The Powerful Psychology of Arts Education

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
April 13, 2023

Arts education has significant developmental impacts that can shape successful, confident, and happy students.

Op-Ed: I’m an Artist, AI Doesn’t Scare Me

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
February 9, 2023

I’m a writer—a playwright, specifically, and I’ve found that has allowed for a unique perspective on what I’m calling my newest competition.

Photos: Community Celebrates Year of the Rabbit with Temple Fair

Grace Papas and Marlie Kass
January 26, 2023

The annual fair was a huge success.

‘Preludes’ by Dave Malloy is Genius in the Key of C♯ Minor

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
January 12, 2023

Creative genius or not, it’s an extremely inspiring, and eventually comforting, journey to watch.

Review: ‘Some Like it Hot’ Takes Time to Warm Up

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
January 11, 2023

The story follows two musicians who accidentally witness a murder by a powerful gangster.

New Faculty Profile: Alex Ostergard

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
January 9, 2023

Music teacher Alex Ostergard discusses their first semester at the School.

Review: ‘The School for Good and Evil’ Fails Fairytale Expectations

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
January 5, 2023

The book was better than the movie—and much better at that.

‘Captain Fantastic!’ Promises to Live Up to Its Name

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
November 29, 2022

At the end of this week, middle school performers will be taking the stage to share the super-powered story of Captain Fantastic!

Small Joys: Mochi Squishy Review

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
October 25, 2022

These Mochi Squishies from Amazon are a good pick-me-up.

Class of 2023 Enjoys “Senior Sunrise”

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
October 18, 2022

All 47 12th-grade students were invited to the Larz Anderson Park to enjoy the early morning together, a tradition started last year.

School Moves to Remove A+ From Grading System

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
September 28, 2022

Effective immediately, the School is shifting away from this previous academic norm and will no longer include A+s in its grading system.

Review: ‘Suffs’ Impresses at Public Theater

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
May 26, 2022

There are a few “wow” moments but the majority of the show was carried solely by the actors and the text.

Middle School Theatre to Return with ‘Beauty and the Beast, Jr.’

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
May 24, 2022

The cast and crew promise a lively, exciting, and enchanting production.

School Sees Uptick in COVID-19 Cases

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
May 2, 2022

Face masks will remain optional, though the CRT urges vigilance. “I think that our community is still very proactive and safe,” School Nurse Beth Escobar said.

Digital Cinema Teacher to Premiere War Film

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
April 13, 2022

The feature documentary will premiere as part of the Boston International Film Festival. Tickets available for Sunday at 3:00 p.m. showing.

Adiele ’23 Wins Limbo at Carnival

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
April 12, 2022

Saturday's classic carnival delights included a bouncy house, field games, BBQ, and more.

Op-Ed: COVID-19’s Impact on Teenagers is Deeper Than You Think

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
March 12, 2022

From the beginning, I've believed that the pandemic will hit teenagers the hardest. Recent events have confirmed my thoughts.

Theatre Is My Sport

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
March 1, 2022

Despite the mental and physical stamina it requires, theatre is overlooked in comparison to traditional physical activities.

Rapisarda-Vallely Promoted to Assistant Head of School

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
February 11, 2022

His new responsibilities will include working with faculty recruitment and serving as a connection between different divisions.

Q&A: “All Things COVID” With School Nurse Beth Escobar

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
January 28, 2022

In the midst of the Omicron variant's surge, Director of Health Services Beth Escobar is dedicated to keeping the community safe.

Movie Review: ‘Tick Tick… BOOM!’ Stuns on Netflix

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
January 5, 2022

Johnathan Larson's autobiographical musical is filled with emotional performances and energetic music.

Omicron Variant Derails Return to In-Person Coffee House

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
January 5, 2022

Only performers will be allowed to attend for a live-streamed event.

Op-Ed: Remembering Stephen Sondheim

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
December 3, 2021

Not only did Sondheim shape the theatre world of today through the art he created, he changed it through the people he inspired.

Middle School Play Promises Magic

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
November 30, 2021

The production is set for Thursday 2 at 6:30 p.m, and Friday at 5:30 p.m.

Harvestfest Returns to Campus

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
November 4, 2021

After last year's absence, Harvestfest was held to bring the School together for fall-themed festivities.

CAP Visits Harvard Square for ‘The Rocky Horror Show’

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
October 29, 2021

On Thursday, CAP visited Harvard Square for 'The Rocky Horror Show.'

School Counselor on Managing Stress and Anxiety

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
October 29, 2021

Developing resilience, that’s the key, and that’s all about learning about yourself.

Op-Ed: Theatre Presents Great Spooky Entertainment

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
October 27, 2021

For your next scare, consider turning to the stage.

Review: ‘Hadestown’ Dazzles Broadway in Stunning Return

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
October 15, 2021

The show encapsulates the spirit of Broadway in 80 minutes of genuine hope and talent.

Photo | Upper School Fall Play Returns In Person

Amelia Bowman, Outgoing Editor-in-Chief
October 5, 2021

Elizabeth Fitzgerald '22, Zakkai Mares-Van Praag '22, Kyle Terino '24, and Jerry Dong '23 attend a play rehearsal.

Faculty Profile: English, Drama Teacher Andrea Underhill-Curtin

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
September 30, 2021

The new drama teacher has many things in store for the Middle School drama program.

‘Ride the Cyclone,’ a Musical Journey You Won’t Forget

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
May 26, 2021

The show reminds us that at the end of the day life is not a game to be won, but a ride to be enjoyed through all its ups and downs.

MS Musical Tackles Performing Theater During Pandemic

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
May 13, 2021

Tune in on May 27 at 7.pm. to watch students perform "The Show Must Go On(Line)," a show set during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Students Attend WorldBoston Discussion of Armenian Genocide

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
May 11, 2021

Students in Global Studies courses watched Armenian Ambassador Varzhan Nerseyan speak at the WorldBoston event.

Statewide Mask Guidelines Spark Debate

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
April 29, 2021

Community members weigh in on Massachusetts' decision to allow people to forgo wearing masks when outside.

Photo | Environmental Club to Host Earth Day Events

Evan Michaeli, Outgoing Editor
April 21, 2021

Poster by Marlie Kass '23.

Op-Ed: Easy Actions For Environmental Impact

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
April 14, 2021

Here are some of my favorite "small-changes-with-bigger-impacts" decisions that I have made over the past year.

School Moves To Full-Time In-Person Learning

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
April 5, 2021

For the first time in over a year, campus is open five days a week for Upper School classes.

Op-Ed: Performing Theater in the Age of COVID-19

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
March 9, 2021

When I received a text from a friend nearly a year ago that, due to the worsening pandemic,Broadway had closed for the foreseeable future, it didn’t seem real.

The Show Must Go On(Line)

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
March 2, 2021

After the success of the virtual fall play, the School is venturing into digital theater yet again.

Op-Ed: Learning to Drive During COVID-19

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor
January 29, 2021

Learning to drive looks different this year, but I am still excited to get behind the wheel.

Marlie Kass, Outgoing Arts Editor

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