Theatre

The Theatre Program emphasizes the students’ creative growth in all areas of theatrical theory and practice. Combining curricular and co-curricular paths, the overall goal of the program is to help students discover and develop their individual and collective artistic voices. Classes in theatre help students develop the craft of on-stage performance, set construction and stage lighting, and stage direction. The co-curricular aspect occurs after classes in the work of producing shows for the main stage. It is there the skills learned in the classroom are put to practical use in rigorous staging, technical and dress rehearsals culminating in performances shared with the greater community. Through the study of acting, directing and stagecraft, students develop their emotional and sensory awareness and better appreciate the commitment and discipline necessary for the expression of this art form.
Theatre Program Faculty
Set the Stage
Be on stage with MASQUE, Acting, or Theatre, or try your hand behind stage with Stagecraft, Lighting, Sound, or even Directing.
Performing Arts
2025-2026
MAJOR EVENTS
FALL 2025
THEATRE
Fall Play: The Government Inspector
Sept 12 – 14
MUSIC
Hauntcert
Oct 29
THEATRE
Winter Play : The Crucible
Nov 14 – 16
MUSIC
Fall Recital
Nov 19
VISUAL ARTS
Fall Student Exhibition:
November 21 – December 15
VISUAL ARTS
Fall Student Exhibition Awards Ceremony
December 3
DANCE
Fall Concert: Dimensions
Dec 5 – 6
VISUAL ARTS
ETV 1st Episode Showcase
December 8
SPRING 2026
THEATRE
Spring Musical: The Music Man
Feb 27 – Mar 1
VISUAL ARTS
Spring Student Exhibition
April 20 – May 15
Spring Student Exhibition Awards Ceremony
April 22
DANCE
Student-Choreographed Concert: Codas
Apr 10 – 11
THEATRE
Student Directed One Acts
Apr 23 – 24
MUSIC
Spring Music Concert/Masterworks
Apr 29
VISUAL ARTS
ETV
May 4
MUSIC
Spring Music Recital
May 6

