2019-2020 has been an extraordinary and challenging year for all of our students, including our student-artists. After the School’s move to online learning in March, students and faculty alike had to rethink how to effectively deliver an important school event – 2020 Arts Weekend. Usually a vibrant, arts-filled weekend on
Earlier this month, three Storm King students traveled to the scenic Catskill Mountains to network and build their skills in Theater with professionals and instructors from around the nation. On January 10-12, seniors Morgan Papera and Kenna Stone, and junior Ga Eun "Winky" Kim attended the 2020 NYSTEA (New
One of the most famous and haunting stories of the 20th century was brought to life once again at The Storm King School and it was as powerful and thought-provoking as ever. Three performances of Goodrich and Hackett’s The Diary of Anne Frank took place at the Walter Reade
When it comes to theater, music, and dance, The Storm King School is a destination of choice for students who are interested in the performing arts. During the school year, students are given the opportunity to participate in three theater productions including a full-length play, one-act performances, and a
In the midst of winter’s cold and blustery weather, the Mountain was bursting with the warmth and color of the Greek Islands earlier this month. Three performances of SKS’ winter musical Mamma Mia!, complete with colorful, summer sets and costumes, comedic acting, and memorable song and dance routines– lit
The Storm King School Department of Visual and Performing Arts will perform three lively and colorful shows of Mamma Mia! on February 22 - 24. Under the guidance of Directors Anne Fulton and Karen Eremin and choreographer Jeanette Jacobson, the cast members of this year's much-awaited winter musical have been hard at
First performed on February 14, 1895, at London’s St. James Theatre, Oscar Wilde’s farcical comedy The Importance of Being Ernest came to life once again at the Walter Reade Jr. Theatre at The Storm King School. Presented by SKS’ Department of Visual and Performing Arts, three performances of the play
Autumn is here and that means it’s time for Storm King’s annual fall theater production! This year, the Department of Visual and Performing Arts will present three performances of Oscar Wilde’s most famous and enduring play – The Importance of Being Ernest - at The Walter Reade, Jr. Theatre.
A musical that changed theater forever more than 50 years ago came to life once again at The Storm King School and it was as powerful and emotionally-charged as ever. Three performances of Bernstein and Sondheim’s West Side Story took place at the Walter Reade Jr. Theatre on February 23-25
The Storm King School Department of Visual and Performing Arts will perform three shows of West Side Story on February 23-25. Under the guidance of Directors Anne Fulton and Karen Eremin, Music Director Alva Nelson, and choreographer Jeanette Jacobson, the cast members have been hard at work since early December. The
