Episcopal Academy
Eshika Tangri ‘23 Theater for Change, taught by theater department member Kelly Bertucci, will be a new course offered in the 2021-22 academic year and will focus on a variety of theatre-related topics in the context of society. According to Bertucci, “This new class is looking at art, specifically theatre, and the role it can … Read More “Performing Arts Department adds new course offering” »
Gianna Cilluffo ‘22 Throughout the school year, the Creative Writing Club (CWC) has worked to intertwine creative writing with social commentary, giving students an opportunity to express themselves and their opinions. Club member Ava Hendrickson ‘22 explains, “We’ve spent time exploring various current topics through writing, such as COVID-19, politics, and social justice. By looking … Read More “Creative Writing Club Blends Activism and Creativity” »
Gianna Cilluffo ‘22 Throughout the school year, the Creative Writing Club (CWC) has worked to intertwine creative writing with social commentary, giving students an opportunity to express themselves and their opinions. Club member Ava Hendrickson ‘22 explains, “We’ve spent time exploring various current topics through writing, such as COVID-19, politics, and social justice. By looking … Read More “Creative Writing Club Blends Activism and Creativity” »
Ava Hendrickson ‘22 | Mia Cabral ‘22 In reaction to a chaotic and tumultuous year, Epolitan’s staff plans to embrace the pandemic, publishing a magazine that features works related to the events of 2020. Although the 2019-2020 Epolitan publication faced many setbacks, the staff was able to create a digital magazine to feature student artwork. … Read More “Epolitan Magazine Embraces Struggles of 2020” »
Ava Hendrickson ‘22 | Mia Cabral ‘22 In reaction to a chaotic and tumultuous year, Epolitan’s staff plans to embrace the pandemic, publishing a magazine that features works related to the events of 2020. Although the 2019-2020 Epolitan publication faced many setbacks, the staff was able to create a digital magazine to feature student artwork. … Read More “Epolitan Magazine Embraces Struggles of 2020” »
Lily Rosenberg ‘22 William Sargent ‘22 is February’s Artist of the Month for his prowess and dedication to visual art. Head of the Art Department and Sargent’s teacher, David Sigel, explains that “watching William work in the studio is inspiring. Time and patience seamlessly work together under his direction. William is deliberate, skilled, and dedicated … Read More “Artist of The Month: William Sargent ‘22” »
By Fiona Riley’22 In response to COVID-19 restrictions, members of the art department began exploring ways to adjust the platform given to students to share their various talents. Without beloved Open Mic Nights, large dance performances, or talent shows, faculty members honed in on performing arts as a whole and decided to create a special … Read More “Performing Arts Channel Becomes New Alternative for Performers” »
Ava Hendrickson ‘22 | Mia Cabral ‘22 A member of Episcopal’s band program since seventh grade, Felix Zhu is February’s artist of the month. Zhu plays clarinet in both the concert and jazz band. He discusses his involvement in music stating, “I play in concert [band] and jazz band. I used to play clarinet in … Read More “Artist of the Month: Felix Zhu ‘22” »
Lily Rosenberg ’22 The 2021 winter dance season will look very different from years past due to COVID-19 precautions. The dance team has had to adapt to a series of changes to the regular winter season, including not being able to perform in front of a live audience. Dance team member Julia Memmo ‘22 shares … Read More “COVID Restrictions Has Forced Dance to Adapt to the Changing Times” »
Fiona Riley ’23 Among the many Americans grieving the outcomes of the January 6th Capitol Building riots were those who feared for the historic art in the building. For many watching the news that Wednesday, images of rioters crammed inside of the building near precious pieces of art and individuals grabbing at assorted items was … Read More “EA Art Enthusiasts Respond to Capitol Damages” »
Fiona Riley ’23 Among the many Americans grieving the outcomes of the January 6th Capitol Building riots were those who feared for the historic art in the building. For many watching the news that Wednesday, images of rioters crammed inside of the building near precious pieces of art and individuals grabbing at assorted items was … Read More “EA Art Enthusiasts Respond to Capitol Damages” »
Eshika Tangri ’23 This spring, EA students will perform a production of Godspell, with opening night projected for May 20th, 2021. Dan Clay, producer of the musical, chose this show specifically for the message that it portrays, one that is especially important during these unprecedented times. He says, “We chose it because it’s a small … Read More “Theatre Department Plans to Go Ahead with Spring Musical” »