The Slings & Arrows Players delivered a wonderful performance of this year's winter play, Grim Tidings, on February 24 and 25.
THE ARTS
St. Sebastian’s has always been committed to the idea that a strong fine arts program is an indispensable element of a well-rounded education. When students engage in the arts, they learn valuable lessons about themselves and about life, lessons that they simply could not learn in any other way.
Students are encouraged to draw, to paint, to shape and form, to act, and to make music. Some write and direct plays; others build sets or work on sound and lighting. Perhaps more than any other department, Fine Arts is inextricably linked to the extracurricular life of the School, as boys develop new skills in the classroom and hone those skills further through various club activities.
NURTURING THE WHOLE STUDENT
Our talented and devoted art, music, and drama teachers and our beautiful arts facilities conspire powerfully, providing the prompting and the platform for creative expression.
Fine Arts News
On Tuesday, February 7, Ms. Courtney Bent hosted the 9th installment of St. Sebastian’s Faculty Seminar Series.
The Spring Revue on Tuesday, May 10, highlighted student artists, actors, and musicians.
On Friday, April 22, St. Sebastian's held its spring semi-formal for 9th and 10th graders.
On April 1 and 2, workshop performances of Stuck! - an original musical created by Ben Goffredo '24 - were held in St. Sebastian's West Campus theater.
On February 18 and 19, Drama Club performed an original play that follows a group of art thieves and their scheme to steal a valuable painting.
Congratulations to our St. Sebastian's students who were recognized for their work in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards.
On Tuesday, February 8, Mr. Jay Wu hosted the 7th installment of St. Sebastian’s Faculty Zoom Seminar Series.