The Great Works concert, after a two-year hiatus because of construction, was held Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. at the Community Covenant Church. This particular concert is known for its use of two ensembles from the NW music department.
Fashion Careers hosted its annual fashion show yesterday. You missed it? The classes couldn’t put on the usual student runway show during lunch or the optional assembly. Insufficient fundraising forced Fashion Careers to limit the production to one evening show.
he latest play put on by the Theater Department was The Triangle Factory Fire Project. The three performances were on Feb. 4, 5, and 6. The cast portrayed many different characters throughout the play, telling the audience each one of their story.
Students from every year of the band program performed at the Northwest Area Band Festival last night. The festival was earlier this year in the hopes that more children will enroll in the program.
More than 250 people attended the winter concert on Dec. 10. The jazz band, percussion ensembles, concert band and marching band all performed last night for their winter concert.
Jazz band, concert band, percussion ensemble and the marching band will all perform a variety of music including a couple of holiday medleys.
Northwest orchestras and conductor Jeffrey Bishop performed in a concert accompanied by the Extreme Strings. It was the first time Bishop had conducted the Extreme Strings in a concert.
Due to the construction at SM Northwest last year, many of the treasured murals have been torn down or painted over. As a result, art teacher David Hunt decided to start a club for students that would like to participate in the “re-beautification” of the school.
Where am I headin’? / I ain’t certain. / All that I know is / I am on my way.” The rousing chorus from Act I of the 2009 musical, Paint Your Wagon, echoed through the auditorium. But this wasn’t opening night. No, it was far from that. Only a few weeks before the show, the student actors and actresses were still turning the wrong way during dances, forgetting lines and missing cues for entrances.
Arts and Crafts Club is a casual, “play-it-by ear” club for students interested in making crafts and having a great time. The club meets on Thursday morning in room 155, and is open to anyone. The students involved have no obligation to show up every week.