The Elevate dancers finished their inaugural season strong with overall top scores in their final two competitions.
Performing Arts
The Performing Arts Department provides students with the knowledge and practical experience that is vital to their development in a performance art. Working with teachers who are trained professionals, our students acquire the aesthetic, expressive, and technical skills that allow them to feel comfortable and confident in front of an audience. The department is organized into three programs: Theatre, Music, and Dance. While our offerings are diverse, they all teach students how to experiment, evolve and communicate in ways that are an inherent part of the creative process.
For details on each faculty, please click on a name. A picture-board directory for the department can be found here.
Garmon Ashby, Performing Arts Department Chair
Ken Ballard, Music Instructor
Jay Berckley, Dean of Arts and Innovation
George Brock, Theatre Coordinator
Kristina Burgess, Dance Coordinator
Grant Gould, Music Coordinator
Peter Hutcheson, Audio-Visual Technician
Karen Pfeifer '05, Dance Instructor
Paul Revaz, Technical Theater Teacher and Director
2021-2022
MAJOR EVENTS*
THEATRE
Our Town by Thornton Wilder
Sept. 17 – 19
MUSIC
Hauntcert
Oct. 26
THEATRE
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl
Nov. 12 – 14
DANCE
Resurfacing
Dec. 3 – 4
MUSIC
Advent Chapel
Dec. 7, 8
THEATRE
Chicago - High School Edition
Book by Fred Ebb, Bob Fosse, Music by John Kander, Lyrics by Fred Ebb
Mar. 4 – 6
DANCE
Moving Forms
Apr. 1 – 2
MUSIC
Masterworks Recital: Stabat Mater (Pergolesi)
Postponed-TBA
MUSIC
Spring Concert
April 21
THEATRE
Student Directed One Act Plays
May 4-5
*Events subject to change
Featured Art News:
The National Art Honor Society was founded in 1978 by the National Art Education Association to recognize and inspire high school students who have shown an outstanding ability in the Visual Arts.
Students traveled to Galveston for a hands-on experience, where they personalized their towers with architectural details like windows, doors, and staircases.
Artwork Displayed in Rep. Lizzie Fletcher's Houston Office
Don't miss the most recent edition with a new interactive format.
Dance, Theatre, and Music
Rehearsals and workshops are free, and open to ensemble members (and all EHS students where indicated)
2021-2022 VASE Awards