Students relished the welcoming atmosphere of the 2024-25 edition of Coffeehouse in the Katz Building on March 22.
An evening full of coffee, snacks, and performances, Coffeehouse was a space for...
The dance company traveled to Los Angeles for a lively time of bonding, learning and fun.
“It gave a chance for new members to bond with old members through riding on the bus together, sharing hotel...
As the audience members took their seats, the lights dimmed as the One Act productions began.
One Acts are 10- to 20-minute plays directed and performed by students in the spring semester. In total...
“Looking back, I realize that collaborative piano has always been essential to who I am,” senior Julia Nguyen wrote in her artist statement.
This Interim Term, Nguyen explored her love of music...
As students filed into the Brass Recital Hall, excited whispers bounced off of the walls.
On Wed. April 28, the 2022-23 season for the performing arts was announced by Mr. Scott Lambert, director of...
The Brown Auditorium was filled with the sound of spooky songs on Sunday.
Kinkaid’s orchestra and band performed in separate concerts in the Brown Auditorium on Oct. 24. The orchestra played Halloween-themed...
Charlie Sole, News and Sports Editor
• February 12, 2021
Hot chocolate, sugar cookies and performances. These are all norms for the annual Coffeehouse; however, some traditions had to be modified amid the pandemic.
The most significant and most notable...
Mya Franklin, Features Editor
• September 11, 2019
Students might walk over a rainbow with the words “Because of Arts Education, I can express who I am” in white clouds on the sidewalk outside the Commons. White notes hung on pink and yellow yarn flutter...
Going into his third year as director, Mr. Scott Lambert, who leads the Visual and Performing Arts program, continues to add to the program while making the arts available to more students.
In addition...
Fourteen dancers stretched, tucked and twirled their bodies during auditions for the Kinkaid Dance Company. Ms. Kirsten McKinney, dance teacher and company director, opened rehearsals with a warm-up routine...
As the audience surrounds the stage set in the “well” of Kinkaid’s Commons, gothic hymns fill the silence. Agnes, dressed in pure white, appears from behind the wall singing “Kyrie Eleison,”...
