Bravo! The cast and crew wrapped up an amazing series of performances this weekend of “A Monster Calls,” in which the haunting set, created in large part by D-E students with symbolic elements to communicate a sense of entrapment, blended seamlessly with the artistry and storytelling of the actors on stage. “Bringing [‘A Monster Calls’] to a new space with its own possibilities and limitations presented its own distinct set of challenges,” reflected Theatre Director Mr. Hogan. “Yet through the passion of our contributors, and the steadfast support of our loved ones and all who believe in the power of the arts, we have been able to bring this story to life on our stage.” And what an unforgettable story it was!
Garden Work Party Highlights
Our D-E Green Upper School student club and the Parents’ Association Garden Project Volunteer Committee co-hosted its final Garden Work Party earlier this season. This was a celebration of the D-E community’s shared efforts in maintaining the Nettie-Louise Coit...
