by Kelly Zhang ’22 | Apr 18, 2021 | Arts
The unprecedented circumstances of the pandemic have taken a toll on the performing arts community. However, the CA community has been doing an excellent job of optimizing the situation. This spring, CA students and faculty members worked tirelessly to put together a...
by Wendi Wang ’22 | Apr 18, 2021 | Arts
The Student Arts Council is an official school council, with its members selected by the art department faculty from a pool of applicants. Different from the art club, which provides a space for artists to delve into various fields of visual arts, Student Arts Council...
by Lisa Liu ’22 | Apr 18, 2021 | Arts
Emma Benardete ’21, the dramaturg for both shows in Concord Academy’s advanced elective Directors’ Workshop, is here to discuss the course and introduce The Mad Ones and Proof. Let’s look forward to these two amazing productions that will be performed in early May!...
by Mandy Adams ’24 | Apr 18, 2021 | Arts
CAFE, Concord Academy Fashion Enthusiasts, is a club led by Carter Wood ’22 and Zoe Perlis ’22. This year, the club has produced an online magazine called Hue. The online magazine has one mini-holiday issue and two major magazine editorials, including the most recent...
by Natalie Samulka ’24 | Mar 5, 2021 | Arts, Frontpage
Concord Academy has always been a school built on both academics and arts. However, during the pandemic, it has been difficult to express the creative side of CA. Through events such as the Fall Art Show, students were able to experience various art forms online. They...
by Jason Mao ’24 | Mar 5, 2021 | Arts
“Do I look welcoming to you?” This is how Fran Lebowitz would respond to you if you are a tourist who’s standing on the street, holding a map, and asking her the directions to Times Square. The brilliant humorist is featured as the main subject in Pretend It’s a City,...
