Arts
November 2, 2023
Actor Eric C. Lynch visits Upper School Theater students
Eric C. Lynch visited Upper School theater teacher Marc Raia’s Advanced Acting and Directing and Theatre I classes for a Q&A with students. After answering questions about his experience in the industry and how the actor’s strike was impacting him, he helped students workshop scenes and gave insightful knowledge about how to create and express a character’s motives and backstory without a lot of preparation. His credits include “Black-ish,” “Chicago Med,” “Chicago P.D.,” “Black Lightning,” and many more.
Upper School Production solves two mysteries in “Clue!”
Congratulations to the Upper School cast and crew for their incredible comedy production, “Clue!” The double-casted production was set in a 1950s Washington, D.C., mansion as characters seek to unravel the mystery of who killed Mr. Body. There were shocking twists, charismatic characters, and laughs galore. It was truly a memorable and wonderful performance! Special congratulations to Upper School theater teacher Marc Raia and Upper School technical director Trey Tatum! Encore!
Lotspeich fifth grade performs “The Lion King”
The Lotspeich fifth grade wowed their audience in late October with a heartfelt production of “The Lion King.” Students did an amazing job conveying their characters with depth and emotion, from Scar’s gleeful scheming to Simba’s determination to reclaim his place as king. Special congratulations to Lotspeich music teacher Robin Wilson and Lotspeich drama teacher Natalie Bird for their masterful teaching skills! Bravo!
Retired CPS teacher teaches music and storytelling
Doherty’s pre-kindergarten for 2-year-olds classes learned about the guitar, storytelling, and more from retired CPS science teacher Barbara James. James is a beloved monthly visitor for the young students, who are always fascinated by her lessons. After teaching at CPS for 35 years, James spends her time writing, composing, and enriching the lives of students with her hands-on and visual learning techniques.
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Five Stingers Sign to Play in College
Five Stingers from the Class of 2024 signed their letters of intent to continue their athletic careers in college.
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