The Upper School requires a mandatory sports requirement to fulfill graduation requirements. This is typically done through one season of school sports per year or completing a regulated number of hours...
A tale as old as time played once again to three sold-out performances in Spaulding Theater April 21 to April 23. The cast and crew demonstrated incredible perseverance and dedication in creating something...
The journey of self discovery, the relationship between student and teacher, the traumatic events, and the great accomplishments are all key aspects of the spectacular production “The Curious Incident...
During the pandemic, Covid-19, the performing arts completely shut down, leaving eager casts and audiences alike disappointed after months of waiting and preparing for their shows. As the draped red curtains...
Come see Laguna Blanca students Katherine Ball ‘23, Noah Dehli ‘24, and Ada Green ‘25 in Lights Up! Theater Company’s production of the musical comedy Something Rotten! February 3, 4, and 5...
Theater students have been enjoying an exciting fall at Laguna! The first quarter got off to a running start with the unique Library Dances performance of The Great Gatsby, a collaborative effort between...
By Guest Writer Cameron Platt:
The Broadway musical’s most common function is, simply enough, to entertain. True, the American musical has often extended into elevated intellectual and artistic territory,...
