Arts
Theatre
Performance as an art that points to the true, good, and beautiful.
Theatre
The theatre arts fill a unique role in exploring and communicating the human experience. Rooted in the universal need for understanding and communicative expression, theatre enables us to explore thought, feeling, and behavior by mirroring the human condition through imitation and symbolic action.
Pope John Paul II, in his 1999 Letter to Artists, made an appeal to artists of all mediums. He wrote, “I wish to remind each of you that...the close alliance that has always existed between the Gospel and art means that you are invited to use your creative intuition to enter into the heart of the mystery of the Incarnate God and at the same time into the mystery of man.”
Recent Productions
Productions
Upper School Productions
Spectacular showcases of students’ developed talents, with opportunities to participate both onstage and behind the scenes in acting, musical performance, choreography, set and costume design, and other elements of theatrical production.
Middle School Productions
Many students experience their theatrical debut in a full-scale production, stepping onto the stage with the mentorship of Upper School student leaders. Through performance, students build confidence, discover their talents, and experience the excitement of live theatre.
Middle School Theatre Arts
Students develop foundational skills in acting, movement, voice, improvisation, storytelling, dance, and scriptwriting.
Upper School Theatre Arts
Students are introduced to theatre performance, design, and history while developing practical skills in public speaking, self-awareness, reflection, and teamwork.