Don’t you want to dance, don’t you want to dance? Well, why not rock and sing along to Beehive, the latest production from the Hutchison Theater?! Beehive: The ‘60s Musical is a whimsical musical...
As February comes and goes, so does the Heart and Soul Talent Show here at Hutchison. Each year, girls in Middle School and Upper School have the opportunity to audition and participate in the talent show,...
Dance has always been an after school opportunity for girls at Hutchison. It is a great activity for anyone who loves the arts. With COVID, dance has had to change a bit. There are options to do it virtually...
The yearbook is a collection of various unforgettable moments from the previous year. If you were to open up a Hutchison School yearbook, the moments you would naturally see are days like the first day...
COVID-19 has affected many things over the past year. It’s changed sports, school, art, etc. Along with the arts comes choir. Choir has always been a fun class for the girls who love to sing. Now with...
With COVID-19, putting on a school play seems impossible. Luckily, Hutchison has figured out a way for students to have a theater experience and it will be filmed. A “flay” as they are calling it....
Have you ever aggressively chanted a tribe cheer at a summer camp? Have you ever belted the song Colors of the Wind from Pocahontas when no one was watching? While this is all fun and games, it’s incredibly...
“Dance lives in us; it gives us human connection”. Throughout the school day, students from Lower to Middle school can be seen running the halls, ballet shoes in hand, toward the dance studio in Dobbs....
Around three years ago, former head of Upper school Dr. Barry Gilmore and his daughters Katy ‘20 and Zoe’ 22 Gilmore sat down to begin writing what would become one of the most meaningful productions...
Art, by nature, affords the unique opportunity of self-expression. Whether it be the viewers projecting their ideas and feelings upon a work or the creators making pieces that express their ideas, art...
