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Theatre
Our theater program provides a seamless journey from Lower School through Upper School, nurturing students' talents in a supportive and creative environment. In the Lower School, performing arts encourage self-expression while building essential skills such as empathy, perseverance, and memorization through music, drama, and movement. As students advance to grades 6-12, they refine their craft through daytime courses and after-school performances, fostering creativity, collaboration, and discipline both on stage and in life.
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Lower School
Performing Arts offers a unique way for children to express themselves and their feelings, and it teaches empathy, perseverance, dedication, pattern recognition, inner discipline, and memorization. Classes meet twice per week, and all students participate in the large Christmas Programs and Grandparents and Special Friends Day. Children learn music and theatre through singing, playing, listening, moving, dancing, analyzing, and developing musical and dramatic skills at age appropriate levels.
Middle School
There are three theatre classes available to students during their middle school years. Sixth grade students take Creative Drama, which focuses on creative performance and dramatic storytelling. Seventh and eight grade students may take Theatre I, which focuses on play analysis and acting, and Theatre II, which introduces directing, technical theatre, and playwriting.
Upper School
All students in the upper school have the option to take classes that focus on Acting or Technical Theatre. Advanced students may explore additional areas of theatre through the self-guided, project-based Theatre Practicum class.