The production involved the collective effort of both actors and stage managers. The set was a fabric-covered playscape designed to represent both a beach and the land of the dead.…
Chris Gergis ‘22 has been singing for as long as he can remember. Growing up, Gergis’ grandfather played an influential role in teaching him to sing. They would sing together…
’Tis the season where the annual Nutcracker Showcase brings the angels, vintage toys, and sugarspun palace to life. An occasion like this always fills the Deerfield atmosphere with its most…
“I make art out of necessity. No stories, no messages.” Former Fine Arts Department chair and teacher Robert Moorhead’s exhibit, “Visions and Transitions”, was installed in the Von Auersperg Gallery…
Artist Maggie Nowinski’s “A Whole Recollection,” displayed in the Von Auersperg Gallery from August 30th until October 25th, is a visual story of Nowinski’s experience with the uncertainties of the…
A lifelong violin player, now viola player, Emily Feng ’22 started her music career at the age of five. Throughout her time at Deerfield, she has contributed to the Chamber…
On October 16th, Deerfield Academy’s Music Department took around 50 students and faculty to New York City for the premiere of Fire Shut Up in My Bones, giving students and…
Lights, camera, action! While the action begins onstage, backstage comes alive. Props are put into place, a costumer buttons up an actor’s coat, and a stagehand sets up lighting cues.…
Jing He ’21 has always been surrounded by art. Growing up in an artistic family, she used to accompany her brother, an oil painter, in his artistic adventures. He always…
Ingenious. Passionate. Dedicated. Humble. These are all words which have been used to describe Benny Yang ’21, a technically and conceptually gifted contributor of the Visual Arts Program at Deerfield. …