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The PDG showcase “Word Play,” a show centered around quotes and spoken word, has been postponed indefinitely.

Performing Arts Altered

Lucie Edwards, Graphics Editor - Print
April 13, 2020
Amy, portrayed by Florence Pugh, paints during one of the scenes of Little Women. Blending a sometimes-endearing childishness with stark maturity and wit, Amy is just one of the many characters from Little Women which captivates audiences with her authenticity. (PC: Vimeo.com)

Little Women: A Review

Daniel White, Editor-in-Chief
February 26, 2020
In Dear Evan Hansen, Evan, the main character, breaks his arm and the signatures on his cast represent how many friends he has.

Controversy at the Civic: Dear Evan Hansen Comes to San Diego

Lucie Edwards, Graphics Editor - Print
February 19, 2020
Harry Steals Hearts Once More

Harry Steals Hearts Once More

Daniel White, Editor-in-Chief
December 19, 2019
The entire cast of Musical Theatre 8 gathers together after the finale number,

Becoming: How Musical Theatre 8 Brought Their Broadway Revue to the Stage

Kasie Leung, Staff Writer
December 19, 2019
Pictured: The official copy of the script members of the A Few Good Men cast will be using. As of now, most rehearsals are centered around Twelfth Night; rehearsals for A Few Good Men are expected to start at the beginning of March.

Coming Up: What To Expect Next From Bishop’s Theater Arts Department

Daniel White, Editor-in-Chief
December 17, 2019
As well as to-do lists and schedules, Vanessa’s bullet journaling spreads are often decorated with aesthetic photos, doodles, and song lyrics, such as the one pictured above from “Stay Awake” by Dean Lewis.

Behind the Account: A Look into Vanessa Yang’s Bullet Journaling

Daniel White, Editor-in-Chief
November 23, 2019
Sabrina must check her computer monitors before shows begin to ensure that all light and sound operations are ready to go; once Tech Week begins, these computers are moved from the theater up to the tech booth.

Meet the Stage Manager: Sabrina Fogel

Amy Carlyle, Editor-in-Chief
November 3, 2019
From left to right: Elizabeth Holm (‘21), Neal Mehta (‘21), Sydney Gerlach (‘20), Novalyne Petreikis (‘23), Joseph Aguilar (‘22), Maddie Ishayik (‘23), and Delilah Delgado (‘21) all stand on stage during the closing scene of the Bishop's fall play: She Kills Monsters (Photo courtesy of the Bishop’s School Instagram)

She Kills Monsters: A Recap

Daniel White, Editor-in-Chief
October 27, 2019
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