Arts
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Arts Profile: Kate Coley
Arts Profile: Kate Coley
May 5, 2014
By Stuart Edwards. Sophomore Kate Coley is no stranger to the many facets of the art world, participating in theatre, dance, and some fashion design on the side. Coley cites movies, television, live theatre, and opera as the main contributors to her love for theatre today. As well, Coley said she has had “immense support […]
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Play Review: Disturber of the Peace
Play Review: Disturber of the Peace
April 28, 2014
By Emma Uible The Authentic People’s Pleasure Company’s play Disturber of the Peace was based on D.E Stevenson’s novel Miss Buncle’s Book. Modified for the stage by the 2013-14 Acting Workshop class and Upper School theater teacher Stephanie Park, the production proved to be both sophisticated and entertaining. Stevenson’s novel is about the chaos that […]
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Arts Profile: Natalie Lucas
Arts Profile: Natalie Lucas
March 13, 2014
By Emma Uible. Beginning with a sketchpad in seventh grade, freshman Natalie Lucas began drawing just to “try it out” after seeing other classmates experimenting with art. What began as simply drawing in a sketchbook transformed into a forte for Lucas, testing out different art medias and becoming recognized for her artwork. Lucas began drawing and posting […]
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Arts Profile: Mason Duncan
Arts Profile: Mason Duncan
February 16, 2014
By Reena SenGutpa. Recently accepted into Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Mason Duncan (12) stuns the Seven Hills community with her artistic capabilities. Duncan has embraced her creativity since a young age. She believes that her parents, enthusiastic supporters of the arts, have helped her reach her current accomplishments. Not only have they […]
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2014 Oscar Predictions
2014 Oscar Predictions
February 13, 2014
By Emma Uible. The Academy Awards are always an exciting time for movie lovers and critics, and this year’s nominations will be both a competitive and intriguing Oscars. Best Picture: The “Best Picture” Academy Award is arguably the highest accolade in the motion picture industry, and definitely the most contested. This year the nominees […]
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Arts Profile: Michael Chamberlin
Arts Profile: Michael Chamberlin
December 12, 2013
By Ben Sorscher. Sophomore Michael Chamberlin has always had a passion for drawing. Most recently this passion has manifested itself in a series of portraits of pop singer Lana Del Rey. Chamberlin has refined his careful technique after years of art classes at Seven Hills under the tutelage of art teacher Jason Knarr, whom he […]
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Fall Play Review: Little Shop of Horrors
Fall Play Review: Little Shop of Horrors
November 30, 2013
By Ben Sorscher. The Seven Hills Theatre Department’s first musical, Little Shop of Horrors, owes its success to consistently strong performances in all aspects of the production. Under the guidance of new director Stephanie Park, cast and crew came together to deliver a truly standout performance. Entering the DAC’s Black Box, the first thing one […]
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Arts Profile: Photographer Stuart Edwards
Arts Profile: Photographer Stuart Edwards
October 20, 2013
By Reena SenGupta. Few Seven Hills students can say they have embraced the arts in everyday life more than Junior Stuart Edwards. His affinity towards the arts started in the 8th grade when he was elected the class historian at St. Ursula Villa. Under this role, Edwards documented events at school through the median of photography. […]
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Arts Profile: Ellen Sizer
Arts Profile: Ellen Sizer
September 30, 2013
By Emma Uible. Beginning with an interest in painting, and most recently the recipient of last years’ Creativity and Original Thinking Award for the Upper School, Senior Ellen Sizer has held a firm interest in art since an early age. Although she has been involved in art for “as long as I can remember,” […]
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Arts Profile: Tess Renusch
Arts Profile: Tess Renusch
September 8, 2013
By Angie Li. As an avid artist and participant of many of the art programs Seven Hills has to offer, Senior Tess Renusch is considered by many of her peers to be one of the most artistic students in her grade. Renusch has taken many art classes in the Donovan Arts Center (DAC) since freshman […]
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Play Preview: Little Shop of Horrors
Play Preview: Little Shop of Horrors
September 7, 2013
By Alanna Quinlan. For those of you who don’t know about the ambitious undertakings occurring this year, I would like to introduce you to our fearless leader and director, Stephanie Park. She has acted on Broadway in Titanic and Getting Away with Murder and has performed in a revival of The King And I and […]
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Coffee House: A Night of Art and Music
Coffee House: A Night of Art and Music
May 25, 2013
By Angie Li. On the evening of Friday, May 17, dozens of students and parents from the Upper School of Seven Hills attended the annual Coffeehouse at the Donovan Art’s Center at Seven Hills. There were hundreds of pieces of artwork on display, including ceramic pieces from the ceramics class, paintings from the painting class, […]
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