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The Crucible transports audiences back to seventeenth-century Salem

The Crucible transports audiences back to seventeenth-century Salem

Sonya Belanga, Arts editor November 13, 2024

Theater Ink’s The Crucible brought Salem’s dark history to Lasker Auditorium Thursday, Oct. 31 to Saturday, Nov. 2. Directed by English teacher Valerie Young, the production simultaneously chilled...

Charlotte Pinto works on self portrait for  her art major IV class Wednesday, Oct. 23.

Charlotte Pinto’s art brings joy and representation to students and staff

Nya Lubars, Arts editor October 31, 2024

Although senior Charlotte Pinto claimed to be the farthest behind on every art assignment, it seemed likely that she would catch up and complete her painting soon—and with incredible detail. In her D-Block...

Students in AP History pose in their ancient Greek attire, Wednesday, Oct. 23.

AP Art History attracts popularity around school

Madi Drewry, Arts editor October 30, 2024

As the Advanced Placement (AP) Art History elective kicks into full swing, students are immersing themselves in the intersection of history and art, exploring historical narratives through captivating...

Drag queen Jean Chandler stands before performance Saturday, Sept. 21.

Newton’s own Drag Extravaganza features engaging drag performances and Q&As

Shonali Sen, Arts editor October 7, 2024

Three Drag queens from Newton, New Hampshire, and Boston, performed and answered questions at a “Drag Extravaganza” that took place at the United Parish of Auburndale (UPA), Saturday, Sept. 21, at...

The New Art Center's gallery displays various pieces of student and adult work, Sunday Sept. 29.

New Arts Center empowers teens through art, leadership, and cultural programs

Lucia Campbell, Arts editor September 29, 2024

The New Arts Center, a pillar in Newton and surrounding communities, was founded as a non-profit community art education venue, it provides teens at all levels of ability, opportunities to make, exhibit,...

Senior Gabe Kolodner's award winning portrait.

Gabe Kolodner earns photography accomplishment

Madi Drewry and Sophie Stockton September 29, 2024

Senior Gabe Kolodner was nominated for the prestigious American Visions award by the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers, Thursday, Feb. 29. This nomination qualified Kolodner for the national competition,...

Theatre Ink strives to protect students with a new hard hat policy

Theatre Ink strives to protect students with a new hard hat policy

Isabella Baust, Arts editor September 28, 2024

When audiences attend Theatre Ink’s fall play, The Crucible, they will be immersed in a chilling atmosphere, complete with witches and a threat of a “burning at the stake.” However, for the students...

Students discover opportunities at the TheatreInk interest meeting

Students discover opportunities at the TheatreInk interest meeting

Nika Jayanth, Arts editor September 26, 2024

Students excitedly filled the auditorium, Wednesday, Sept. 3, as TheatreInk hosted its 24th annual open house to welcome new students interested in theater. The open house was an opportunity for students...

Seniors Nehir Topaloglu, choreographer,  Ellie Marchesseault, stage manger and Arnav Travers, music director, of Heathers plan for auditions, Friday, Sept. 13.

North’s theater department details audition process for upcoming productions

Shonali Sen, Arts editor September 23, 2024

Auditions for both Theater Ink’s productions of Heathers: Teen Edition the Musical and The Crucible, took place from Sept. 9 -11, officially opening Theater Ink’s 2024-2025 season.  Auditions for...

Stephanie Fraktman, Class of 2024, worked on her mural last spring Thursday, March 21.

Class of 2024’s unfinished murals: alumni return to complete their artistic visions

Eric Lam, Arts editor September 23, 2024

Last school year, the Class of 2024’s Art Major IVs spearheaded a fresh wave of murals on the hallway walls. However, with three murals left unfinished, artistic alumni will return to complete the murals.  “In...

Beetlejuice sequel brings classic story back to life

Beetlejuice sequel brings classic story back to life

Sonya Belanga, Arts editor September 21, 2024

More than 30 years after the original movie’s release, director Tim Burton revived the spooky yet hilarious world of Beetlejuice with an unexpected sequel. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, which premiered in...

Jubilee Singers' spring concert depicted their rich talent and community

Jubilee Singers’ spring concert depicted their rich talent and community

William Yanhs, Arts editor June 29, 2024

In only one hour, a contained community of support, equality, and unbounded happiness was formed, as the Jubilee Singers performed various songs for an eager audience. Directed by music teacher Sheldon...

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