Tag: arts
Ellie Rheam ’27 Regan Finlay ’26 is more than just a student: she puts her all into everything she does, whether that’s academics or dance. She’s currently preparing for her final performance with the EA Dance Team this February, and will be dancing in the jazz, hip-hop, and modern pieces, along with her solo choreographed … Read More “Artist of the Month: Regan Finlay ’26” »
Vivian Jiang ’27 In the 1960s, an awkward assistant, a sweet coworker, and a brusque shop owner get caught up with the infamous plant, Audrey II, in Howard Ashman and Alan Menken’s Little Shop of Horrors. This campy satire blends horror and comedy, along with excellent music, creating a show that’s consistently ranked among the … Read More “Rehearsals underway for Little Shop of Horrors” »
Keira Gallagher ’28 The dance concert is consistently the arts event of the season, and this year is meant to be the best yet. With organized coaching staff who are committed to their craft, dedicated dancers who are determined to put on an amazing show, and everyone working behind the scenes to make the concert … Read More “EA dance triumphs in another successful season” »
Maeve Martinelli ’27 Editor’s Note: This year in the Scholium Arts Section, we realized that it’s our job not only to inform EA students, faculty, and staff about artistic happenings within and outside the Academy, but also to help uplift arts students who want to pursue a career in the arts. Through sharing stories of … Read More “How to make it in the arts: fashion design” »
Effie Goebeler ’29Cai Parker ’27 As the end of her EA piano career approaches, Alice Wu ’26 reflects on her extensive musical journey. “I’ve been playing the piano for about 12 years. I started when I was six, when my parents signed me up for lessons,” she reminisces. “Over the years, it’s grown from an … Read More “Artist of the Month: Alice Wu ’26” »
Lilly Smolenski ’27 The first time I read Percy Jackson and the Olympians was in third grade. From the first book to the last, my life was irrevocably changed. I was fascinated by the history and mythology discussed throughout the series, and even more captivated by the characters, how they developed, and the challenges they … Read More “Percy Jackson Season 2: coming soon!” »
Sean Reagle ’27 As Netflix prepares to release the fifth and final season of Stranger Things, excitement and anticipation are spreading throughout the EA community. With the episodes premiering on November 26 and December 25 and the finale set to hit theaters on New Year’s Eve, fans are bracing themselves for what promises to be … Read More “Stranger Things 5: Bracing for the final chapter” »
Effie Goebler ’29 This year’s fall production of Pride and Prejudice was truly incredible. The effort that the actors, tech crew, and even musicians, like student Danity Pike ’27, put into the play shows the drive and determination that these students have to create something that they’re proud of. Pike composed and recorded all of … Read More “EA’s Pride and Prejudice hits the stage” »
Cai Parker ’27 Nikolai Nawrocki ’26, November’s artist of the month, is iconic for his enormous range of voice. He started singing from a young age, and has grown as a singer and actor who approaches all of his characters and performance with intention and drive, inspiring his audiences and fellow artists with his expressivity, … Read More “Artist of the month: Nikolai Nawrocki ’26” »
Ksenya Wong ’28 At the start of this school year, Episcopal Academy welcomed a new faculty member into the Theater Department, Daniel Grayberg. Taking on the role of Technical Director and Theater Manager, he has been working hard to form a perfect, 1800s-themed set for the Domino Fall Play production, Pride and Prejudice. Before his … Read More “Faculty spotlight: introducing Mr. Grayberg” »