NEWS & STORIES
Dance Department graduate Zoe Rabinowitz '01 will be at this weekend's Philadelphia Fringe Festival, presenting This is How We Remember, a multimedia performance.
This Thursday, September 21, Visual Art faculty member Jason Cheeseman-Meyer will be at New York City's Salmagundi Club, giving a presentation entitled "Steering Chaos".
Cooper Jordan '10 lead produces SAW The Musical, beginning previews on West 45th Street this weekend ahead of the SAW 10 film release.
We are thrilled to share that the new Director of the Walnut Hill School for the Arts Community Theater Academy is Katie Schiering, a 2005 graduate of our Theater Department!
Jenna Howard-Delman ’18 recently played Suzie/Harry/Myrtle in the Chicago premier of Puffs at the Otherworld Theatre.
Kannen Glanz '20 has been announced as the recipient of the 2022 Lorna Strassler Award for Student Excellence, presented by Jacob’s Pillow.
Nastia Goddard ’22 performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer, portraying the role of Dara in the world premiere of Adam Szymkowicz’s play The Night Children.
Liam Bixby ’18 is currently performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Party Scene, a dance theatre show.
On August 11, Dr. Sarah Shin '08 released a new CD: Mozart Concertos for Flute and Orchestra No. 1 & No. 2.
Catch Riley Rose Critchlow ’05 and Valen Shore ’05 in Chriskirkpatrickmas, currently running at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival!
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All students commit to a full-time, college-preparatory curriculum in addition to studies in their elected arts concentration.
95% of our senior class matriculates to a four-year degree program directly after graduation.
Among our alumni working in the arts, we are pleased to count television and Broadway actors, multiple Princess Grace Award winners, published novelists, Grammy Award–winning musicians, fashion designers, and other notables.
Our students benefit from the more individualized attention afforded by a 6:1 student-faculty ratio.
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