The Performing Arts department is always proud to present a variety of productions, performances and overall celebrations of our students’ many talents. Staff at the College have the opportunity to work with dedicated, talented and passionate students who can participate in performance, music or design.
Both of our Junior Campuses collaborate to produce a non-musical play towards the end of Term 3. Students in all three Junior year levels are encouraged to participate if they are interested, with students from both campuses able to perform together at our Beaconsfield Campus in early Term 4. Rehearsals are held at the end of school days throughout the year.
The rehearsal process starts in Term 1 and production is performed at the Maree Johnson Auditorium where the performance is highlighted with professional lighting and sound. Students are always prepared to take on the challenges of a rigorous yet fun rehearsal process, continuing each year to produce productions of high standard.
Our cast also participates in the Schools on Stage, City of Casey competition, showcasing songs from our productions. We are proud of our first place results in 2016 and 2018.
Cantabile, also known as Liturgical Choir, is a Religious Education elective for students in Years 10 to 12. Cantabile lessons include regular references to Scripture, Prayer, the Eucharist, the Church, Music Theory and Music Singing. Members of the choir enhance their understanding of lyrics and link this to scripture and prayer.
Every August, the College celebrates Cantabile’s Night of Song, a reflection of material covered throughout the academic year. This evening is run by students in the Beaconsfield Chapel and is a highlight on the school calendar.
The College offers many different ensembles for students across all three Campuses to be involved in. Rehearsals are held before school, at lunchtimes and sometimes after school. Any student who can play an instrument or sing is able to join the ensembles offered at their Campus. We currently offer the following ensembles across our three Campuses:
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