The Newtonite

Preview: Jubilee Singers to tell story of African culture

The Newtonite • January 15, 2013

by Leah Budson Telling a story is an important part of all music, explained Jubilee Singers director Sheldon Reid.

Review: Cabaret Troupe performs contemporary music

The Newtonite • January 10, 2013

by Maddie Griswold Talent and earnest passion radiated from the voices of actors in Cabaret Troupe’s “Reasons To Run,” directed by junior Juliet Roll and sophomore Peter Diamond.

Preview: Jazz Night to showcase three ensembles

The Newtonite • January 4, 2013

by Leah Budson Despite their growing size, many students are not aware of the many jazz groups at this school, according to Richard Labedz, who teaches and directs Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Workshop and Tiger BeBop.

Preview: Cabaret Troupe explores theme of leaving home

The Newtonite • December 23, 2012

by Leah Budson “Home for the holidays” takes on a new meaning in Cabaret Troupe’s “Reasons to Run.”

Artist of the Month: Junior expands interest in jazz, instrumental music

The Newtonite • December 22, 2012

by Peter Diamond “Music is what I love to do,” said junior Alex Fabry, who has played piano since first grade and trumpet since fourth grade.

Music groups perform Holiday Concert

The Newtonite • December 20, 2012

by Hilary Brumberg and Leah Budson During the Holiday Concert E-block today in the auditorium, Concert Choir, Family Singers, Jubilee, Orchestra, String Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Tiger BeBop and Wind Ensemble festively wore red and green and sang holiday-themed songs in front of a red and green backdrop.

Review: 'True Colors' showcases freshman talent

The Newtonite • December 13, 2012

by Leah Budson Freshman Cabaret’s performance of “True Colors” echoes its title by showcasing the acting, singing and dancing talent of each cast member.

Preview: All-inclusive show to celebrate improvisation

The Newtonite • December 10, 2012

by Maxwell Kozlov “Improv Jam” is an improvisational Theatre Ink production that is taking place Wednesday, Dec. 19 at 7 p.m. in the little theatre.

Review: Actors perform in 'Coastal Disturbances'

The Newtonite • December 5, 2012

by Peter Diamond “Coastal Disturbances” by Tina Howe, directed by seniors Jack Reibstein and Nick Rodriguez, showcases enjoyable comedy and a stage covered in sand. The show goes up tonight through Saturday night at 7:30 in the little theatre.

Preview: Freshman Cabaret to explore theme of self-expression

The Newtonite • November 28, 2012

by Leah Budson This year’s directors of Freshman Cabaret, Theatre Ink’s only all-inclusive show, are highlighting the show’s unique inclusivity with their show “True Colors,” according to acting director sophomore Elena Rodriguez.

Preview: 'Coastal Disturbances' to exhibit unique set

The Newtonite • November 26, 2012

by Leah Budson One might wonder what giant bags of sand are doing in the middle of the little theatre.

Review: Harvestfest showcases students' talent

The Newtonite • November 19, 2012

by Leah Budson Harvestfest, one of this school’s three seasonal concerts, brought together vocal and instrumental ensembles for diverse and exciting pieces, ranging from traditional to contemporary.