Cabaret Night 2025 Performance on Monday, May 19!

May 16, 2025 | Art & Design, D-E Traditions, Performing Arts, Recent News

Get ready for one of the final concerts of the school year! Our Upper School student jazz artists have been busy rehearsing and can’t wait to perform Cabaret Night. This annual concert, featuring the Stage Band & Jazz Workshop ensembles and guest artist Marty Ehrlich, a woodwind soloist and composer who has performed with the New York City and Metropolitan operas, will take place on Monday, May 19, at 7:00 PM in Hajjar Auditorium (2nd floor, Campus Center). According to Music Director and Performing Arts Teacher Rob DeBellis P ’18,’15, Cabaret Night 2025 will include layers of African rhythms, Latin, swing, rock, and funk. Mr. Ehrlich will also be playing his own music in a variety of jazz genres. “We’ll be pushing the limits of what we usually do for Cabaret Night,” said Mr. DeBellis. This event is open to D-E families of all ages and admission is FREE!

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