View Pictures from the Student Production of "Cabaret" | Performed February 29-March 2, 2008
Satire this Weekend at Fisher Theater | Senior Acting Ensemble members step "into their roles with abandon," says Director Rob Richards
Exeter Shakespeare Society Takes on The Tempest | Caliban, Prospero, Ariel and the magic of theater this weekend
Students Star in The Good Woman of Sichuan by Brecht | Play with a twist stars 13 students in grades prep through senior
Lion's Eye Favorite: Love Was Never so Great | Nineteen talented seniors perform "Love's Labor's Lost" by William Shakespeare
Master Harold…and the Boys Gets Rave Reviews | A "priceless experience" says one student
Vive la technologie! | Language instruction enriched by new technology
Exeter Shakespeare Society Performs The Winter's Tale | A complex plot and interesting comedy/tragedy twists make for exciting acting experiences
"Tales of the South Pacific," excerpt from The Exeter Bulletin, Winter 2007 | Stage manager/assistant director Megan '07 offers a few backstage tales from the production
Dance at Exeter: There's a Step for Everyone | Ballet, modern, hip-hop, Irish step, African dance, jazz dance, belly dance and break dancing
Musical Direction from Bali Hai | Strains of flute and harp float from backstage, communicating the mystery of Bali Hai
South Pacific: Staging a World War II Military Base | Pacific islands come alive in this year's student musical
Theater and Dance
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Theater and Dance hold center stage within the Exeter curriculum. Each art explores its own disciplines and techniques, while teaching students an array of creative skills that will enhance their lives at the Academy and beyond.
These two performing arts join in our department's central mission to help our students better know themselves, to thoughtfully explore their imaginations, to experiment creatively and effectively express their ideas within the larger community.
Whether in a rehearsal room, on a film set, or in a dance studio, the growth of each student occurs in the context of Harkness learning, a group dynamic that is highly collaborative.
Our collective mission remains to inspire students towards greater understanding of their unique potentials through thorough and disciplined research into the creative process.
The Dance Program welcomes all students who are interested in dance. It strives to offer students of all levels and interests the opportunity to study, choreograph, perform and explore various dance forms. Participation in and exposure to the arts is an integral part of education, expanding one’s horizons and encouraging tolerance and understanding.
Dance courses grant physical education credit. The dance studio is located in the Thompson Gymnasium. Performances are held on the main-stage in Fisher Theater.
Unless otherwise stipulated, all courses are open to students at all grade levels and require no previous experience.