The Newtonite

Nitrous Oxide competes in CageMatch

The Newtonite • September 20, 2013

Nitrous Oxide, this school’s sketch comedy troupe, competed in Improv Boston’s Sketch CageMatch July 6 and 13. Otherwise known as “the newest and most dangerous comedy arena in the world,” according to Improv Boston’s website. Based in Cambridge, the weekly comedy show features sketch comedy troupes from across Massachusetts.

Theatre Ink directors host open house

The Newtonite • September 17, 2013

Theatre Ink proudly presents . . . a new school year!

Preview: Newton Village Day to feature Jazz Ensemble

The Newtonite • September 16, 2013

by Andrew Mannix Since the first day of school, Jazz Ensemble has been preparing to play at Newtonville Village Day. This event will be Sunday, Sept. 29 at noon at the Walnut Street Sound Stage. They...

Preview: Student creates mosaic inspired by Boston Strong

The Newtonite • September 6, 2013

For months, "Boston Strong" has been the rallying cry of a city torn apart by terrorism. So when senior Irina Rojas proposed a mosaic as a tribute to the victims, principal Jennifer Price was fully supportive.

Feature: Students, alumni operate theatre company

The Newtonite • September 3, 2013

When the Theatre Ink curtains close for the last time before summer, a new set of curtains opens to provide a stage for alumni and students. Circuit Theatre, a summer theatre company, which featured a number of performers attending this school, is described on its website as “an ensemble of young theatre artists dedicated to creating high-voltage, community-enriching theatrical performances in the Greater Boston area.” It was founded by Skylar Fox ’11 in 2010.

Feature: Design students use unconventional materials to create mural

The Newtonite • February 14, 2013

Inspired by an initiative by last year’s Major II and III students, Design and Visual Communications set out to make a statement about recycling and environmental consciousness.

Review: 'Translations' explores language, communication

The Newtonite • February 9, 2013

The up-close and personal play “Translations” by Brian Friel, directed by English teacher Tim Finnegan, illustrates the frustrations due to the language barrier experienced by citizens of a humble farming town in Baile Beag, Ireland.

Review: Winterfest features talented musicians performing in small and large groups

The Newtonite • February 5, 2013

Winterfest this year features two opposite sides of a spectrum: groups of around five students performed in Winterfest I, where as Concert Choir, Family Singers and the Orchestra, in conjunction with South, performed one mass piece for Winterfest II. Despite this contrast, both nights featured a fantastic array of music and talent.