Salty Dogs musicals revived with “The Salting Dead”
Carol Queiroz and Annie Rubinson, Contributing Writer and News Lead Editor
January 2, 2020
One evening in the winter of 2017, Theodore Horowitz '19 sprinted down the main quad to print fliers for the first ever Salty Dogs musical because he “thought it would be funny.” Last week, he returned from college to participate in The Salting Dead, the group’s fourth original musical production....
Agatha Christie lives: Masters murder mystery
Nora Fellas, Opinion Lead Editor
December 18, 2019
Nine murders took place on “Friday the 13th” in the Experimental Theatre during Phoenix Presents Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None.” The 1930s classic whodunnit follows 10 strangers who are gathered on an island, and systematically murdered, one-by-one. The Phoenix Presents is a ...
The Art of Self-Defense: Minio’s Moves
Sophie Grand and Gabriel Keller, Opinion Editor and Sports Editor
December 18, 2019
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Dance Company Fall performance brings audience to its feet
Yasmine Pascal, Features Editor
November 22, 2019
Marked by jazz, contemporary, pop and hip hop, with an array of colors and storylines, Dance Company performed their fall show last Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the Claudia Boettcher Theatre. Their show attracted both day and boarding students, as well as parents and faculty members. The perform...
Dance Company to hold Fall performances this weekend
Yasmine Pascal, Features Editor
November 14, 2019
After months of intense preparation, Masters Dance Company is ready for their upcoming shows this Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. Dance Company is a performing arts co-curricular that also counts for team sports’ athletic credit, which rehearses and performs once in the fall and o...
Shakespeare returns to Masters with “Twelfth Night”
Ethan Schlapp, Staff Writer
November 1, 2019
The last time a Shakespeare play was performed at Masters, none of the current Upper School students would've been apart of the cast. For the first time since the 2015 performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a Sheakespeare play -- Twelfth Night -- will again be performed. After the production...
Spring Shorts return with more plays and more student agency
Sarah Faber, Staff Writer
May 6, 2019
A cast of theater veterans and first-time actors alike presented the annual Spring Shorts in the experimental theater this past weekend, with one show on Fri. May 3, and two on Sat., May 4. Usually, the Shorts consist of three or four comedic sketches, most directed by students, with one student-...
Tower’s Video Journalism
Jacob Kriss, Web Production Manager
February 7, 2019
Jacob Kriss Tower is taking a new approach to video journalism through the production of short documentaries which can be viewed below. These pieces, like our written articles, hold a connection to the Masters community as well as ideas representing our school’s mission and the positive ...
Students exhibit creativity in fall play “Museum”
Sarah Faber, Opinion Design Editor
October 26, 2018
This weekend, a cast of 40 Upper School Students will perform Museum– an eclectic, character-driven comedy by playwright Tina Howe. Museum was chosen as the fall play towards to end of last school year because of its flexibility to have a larger cast, and its comedic contrast from last year’s g...
Isle of Dogs, a two-part post – Part 2: Excerpts from a panel with the creative team
Alexandra Bentzien, Features Editor
April 24, 2018
It’s always exciting to watch a movie the day it first screens in theaters. But it is absolutely awesome when you get to listen to a Q&A panel of the films’ creative talent, especially when it features director Wes Anderson! The visionary director spoke about his process in filming Isle of ...
Isle of Dogs, a two-part post – Part 1: Isle of Dogs is doggone delightful
Alexandra Bentzien, Features Editor
April 8, 2018
It is difficult to review a Wes Anderson movie in an original way, because ultimately each review includes the words “inventive” “creative” and “brilliant,” and each one discusses how “new avenues in cinema” have been opened that is a “beacon of hope” for the “future of film.” ...
Dohters Sing for a Cause
Annie Rubinson, Blogger
March 27, 2018
Among the oldest clubs on campus, Dohters has been entertaining the Masters School with beautiful, harmonious music since 1964–but just this past week, Dohters took their passions to the next level. The group performed on Feb. 27, 2018, at a MISH-organized event called “Performing For Hope,” to H...