NEWS & STORIES
We are thrilled to have a long list of Walnuts appearing onstage in Boston Ballet's The Nutcracker!
Moonbox Productions' upcoming Torch Song features two Walnut Hill alumni: Peter Mill '10 as Arnold Beckoff and Jack Mullen '20 as David.
Congratulations to the Neave Trio (including violinist Anna Williams '04) on receiving a Grammy nomination.
Director of Music Jennifer Elowitch wrapped up her tour of Japan with the Boston Symphony Orchestra earlier this week.
Mary just released her debut single, Heat, under her artist name Autumn Luz.
Check out this Pointe Magazine article featuring Sydnie Holmes ‘23!
The Neave Trio, featuring Anna Williams '04, will perform at The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN) this Sunday, October 30.
Desiree is the Artistic Director of the Aquila Theatre, and is currently directing their production of Pride and Prejudice. Read more about the show here.
Harley Chamandy's first feature film, Allen Sunshine, was selected as one of three Canadian feature films in editing stage for the First Cut Lab in collaboration with the Festival du Nouveau Cinema and sponsored by Netflix Canada.
Our Voice Department visited Boston Lyric Opera on Friday evening for a performance of La bohème, and caught up with alum William Guanbo Su ’13, who appears in the role of Colline, after the show.
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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.