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Jess Xiaoyi Han ’15 currently has a solo show displayed at New York City’s Ross + Kramer Gallery.
On Wednesday, March 1, cellist Tommy Mesa ’08 was one of three people awarded the 2023 Sphinx Medal of Excellence!
Jake Lapham '23, a senior in Boston Ballet School's Professional Division at Walnut Hill, was recently interviewed for CriticalDance!
This past Saturday, a group of Walnuts from a variety of majors traveled down to New York City's Irish Repertory Theatre for a performance of The Smuggler, a one-man play written by Writing, Film & Media Arts faculty member and playwright Ronán Noone.
We are thrilled to have a long list of students who were recognized by Scholastic Art & Writing Regional Awards in January!
Congratulations to Moscelyne for her recent appointment as Associate Artistic Director of post:ballet!
Special guest artist, pianist Yun-Soo Cho, joined us on Monday to teach a masterclass for the Music Department's Performance and Ideas Lab.
We were thrilled to see an article about Doricha Sales '90, the new program director for Sarasota Ballet's Dance for All, in Sarasota Magazine!
Delaney recently performed with Coldplay for the Jimmy Kimmel Live 20th Anniversary Show.
Violinist Keila Wakao '24 was the featured soloist this month with the Reading Symphony in Pennsylvania, performing Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons."
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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.
Our student population represents 31 of the United States and 17 countries.
Located just 17 miles— a 30-minute car or train ride—from downtown Boston, Walnut Hill offers access to the rich educational, cultural, and recreational offerings of a world-class city.