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The Fine Arts Department strives to develop an understanding, knowledge, and appreciation of the arts. The extensive curriculum includes both theory and practice in art, drama, and music.
ART
Students
gain
proficiency in the basics of drawing, color theory, and design
through experience with a wide variety of art media. Course instruction
include work with painting and drawing materials, ceramics, and
computer graphics, as well as study of major trends in art and
artists.DRAMA
Students
develop performance skills and theatrical knowledge through class
instruction activities and extra-curricular school plays. Coursework
includes the study of voice and articulation, stage movement, improvisation,
character and scene development, stage terms and theater history.
Advanced students participate in direction of school productions
and class scenes. MUSIC
Students
expand vocal and instrumental talents through class work and concert
performances. Performances include winter and spring concerts and
the annual Benefit production. First year students enroll in the
Regina Choir to study voice and basic music theory, and
in Orchestra to develop instrumental talents. Advanced students
may qualify for admission into the Regina Chorale or Chamber Singers
choruses. FORENSICS
Students
learn
dramatic and public speaking skills while sharing in the fun of
being part of a dynamic, supportive team. The forensics team participates
in individual events, in which members compete in dramatic, interpretive
and public speaking areas, and in Student Congress, in which students
deliberate their own bills and pass their own laws. Get a jump
start on the season by attending the Forensics Camp in early August.DANCE
Sophomores,
juniors and seniors may enroll in Regina's dance class. Students
also can find great opportunities to develop their talents as
members of Orchesis, the school's extra-curricular dance troupe. FALL MUSICAL SPRING PLAY
Students may gain additional skill and experience in stage performance, and technical stage work by participating in these two major extra-curricular productions.
FACULTY
Kim Blackstone, Dance
[email protected]
David Hiett, Music
[email protected]
Christina Giovannelli, Art
[email protected]
Dianne Weinand, Chair
[email protected]
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