By Madeline Sweet, Reporter
May 16, 2019
Filed under Arts, Performing Arts
Cleveland students performed the Shakespeare play “Much Ado About Nothing” April 12-14, and produced it wonderfully.
“Much Ado About Nothing” follows the love story between Claudio and Hero that begins with lust, has moments of betrayal and lies, and ends with forgiveness and love. The play also pursues the chemistry b...
December 29, 2018
Music rang through the halls of Cleveland on Thursday, Dec. 13, from the auditorium where t...
By Madeline Sweet, Reporter
November 30, 2018
Filed under Arts, Performing Arts, Uncategorized
Cleveland’s drama students successfully put on the One Acts Nov. 9-11 despite the challenges the participants faced.
The first One Act of the night was “Twitch,” written by Stephen Gregg and directed by seniors Anaïs Lowe and Natalie Alper. Next was “The Tales of Professor Jonathan P. Ducksworth,” co-written an...
By Shelton Bowman, Copy Editor
October 28, 2018
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, Performing Arts
The Cleveland choir department, led by new choir director and teacher Allison Bassett, kicked off the year with a delightful performance at their annual Harvest Festival Concert On Thursday Oct. 18.
The choir put their full hearts into their performances and took advantage of the entire auditorium, beginning with “Hlonolo...
September 12, 2018
Bang Bang Rock and Roll-Art Brut
The term “art brut” was originally coined by French artist Jean Dub...
By Camilia Saulino, Reporter
June 8, 2018
Filed under Arts, Performing Arts, Reviews
From April 26-29, the drama department put on their first and only musical of the year, “Legally Blonde,” and it was a huge hit.
Directed by retired drama teacher Jane Ferguson, the story centers on a college girl, Elle, who follows her ex-boyfriend, Warner, to Harvard Law School after he breaks up with her for not bein...
By Mia Johnson, Reporter
June 8, 2018
Filed under Arts, Education, Entertainment, News, Performing Arts
The night of Wednesday April 11 was Cleveland’s seventh annual Verselandia poetry competition. Held in the library, Verselandia is an opportunity for students to share their art and express their ideas. This year there were 10 competitors with a judging panel comprised of special guests and Jan Watt. Th...
May 8, 2018
The fact that the drama department’s production of Legally Blonde hit the stage April 26 is a testame...
March 19, 2018
The first student-directed musical play in Cleveland’s history, “Legally Blonde the Musical,” is comin...
By Mirabella Miller, Reporter
February 23, 2018
Filed under Arts, Performing Arts
Netflix’s new show, “Everything Sucks!”, includes a familiar face: Cleveland junior Morgan Demetre.
“My agent informed me of the opportunity, and I sent in a video for my audition,” said Demetre. “When my agent emailed me and told me I got the role, it was such an amazing feeling.”
Demetre is in the back...
By Kira Chan, Copy Editor
January 16, 2018
Filed under Arts, Performing Arts
Junior Nora Burkhartsmeier released her debut EP “With Time” onto major music platforms, includin...
By Mia Johnson, Reporter
January 11, 2018
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, News, Performing Arts
The 2017 Winter Assembly was short and sweet. Held on Dec. 8, the band and choir performed in the auditorium for the annual event while students and staff gathered to watch.
Jan Watt, special projects coordinator, announced the performers as usual, starting off with two festive songs by the band, “Festive Ens...
