FEST tradition thrives as students lead the spotlight By Paul Katula • Aug 17, 2025 Perry Meridian’s FEST empowers students to lead on stage and behind the scenes, building confidence, friendships, and leadership each year.
New season: hard work, heart, & halftime magic By Paul Katula • Aug 15, 2025 Leadership, endurance, and teamwork: marching bands nationwide show how much heart goes into every halftime performance.
Students hone theater skills in summer showcase By Paul Katula • Aug 14, 2025 Gloucester HS theater students sharpen their audition skills, preparing for the winter musical with voice, choreography, and stage presence training.
When pirated video clips spark a love for live theatre By Paul Katula • Aug 5, 2025 Disguised as DIY slime videos, pirated Broadway clips stir debate: Do they hurt theatre sales or inspire future ticket buyers?
Movie review: Superman (2025) By Paul Katula • Jul 30, 2025 Still got time for a movie? One Illinois student says <em>Superman</em> blows expectations up, up, and away.
Glenbard W. pit takes a bow in The Addams Family By Paul Katula • Nov 12, 2024 Students in the pit orchestra at Glenbard West's production rise to the challenge of mastering musical books fit for Broadway.
Movie review: Deadpool & Wolverine By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2024 Based on reviews in several student newspapers, the movie was a hit. Strong nods to the music and opening dance scene.
Baltimore’s Artscape festival celebrates its 40th edition By Paul Katula • Aug 3, 2024 One of America's largest outdoor arts festivals is underway in Baltimore this weekend. Parts are family-friendly as well.
Celine Dion returns to stage at the Olympics By Paul Katula • Jul 27, 2024 A triumphant return to the stage by one of pop music's classiest acts brought a fitting close to the Olympics Opening Ceremony.
Musical theater award program extends to N. Calif. By Paul Katula • Jul 26, 2024 A high school musical theater award program in N. Calif. that sponsors students for the Jimmy Awards has expanded further north.