Flipping the Page: Taylor Dabney’s 22 Years of Service at Collegiate
By Rhodes Neuner After more than two decades at Collegiate, Upper School photography teacher Taylor Dabney is stepping away, closing this 22-year…
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Honors Feature: The Richmond Arts Scene’s Past, Present, and Future
By Leah Johnston Over the last decade, Richmond has been known for its flourishing culture in a smaller-scale, affordable Southern city. CNN…
A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Upper School Theater Brings Magic To The Stage
By Adriana King The audience became deeply immersed in the magic, laughter, and fairytale as the lights dimmed and the story began….
The New Animation & Film Course
By Bishop Foster The Animation & Film class, new to Collegiate’s arts curriculum in the Upper School, is a class taught by…
Frozen KIDS: Middle School Theatre Ensemble Shines in February Production
By Leah Johnston Families poured into the lobby of Hershey Center for the Arts as student volunteers scanned tickets, Fine Arts Assistant…
Honors Feature: What Makes Richmond Ballet’s Production of The Nutcracker So Special?
By Elizabeth Seward For anyone who’s spent at least one holiday season in Richmond, you know that Richmond Ballet’s production of The…
Rockin’ Through The Years With Mike Boyd
By Braden Felts Tall. Lanky. Metal. One fateful day in 1999, adorned with some beat-up black Converse, a worn pair of black…
The Process of The Winter Play: Nick Payne’s Constellations
By Olivia D’Ambrosia Every winter, members of the Honors Theater class produce and direct the Winter Play. This year, they directed Constellations…
The Resilience of Collegiate’s Arts Program
By Emily Deskevich Collegiate has long prided themselves on their Fine Arts performance programs: music performance, dance, and theater. However, at the…
Performing Arts And The Switch To Online School
By Izzy Whitaker On March 23, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam released a statement closing all schools for the remainder of the school…
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