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    ArtLink Dinner and a Show

    Art Gallery
    Get ready for a terrific evening! ArtLink is pleased to present Dinner and a Show, an opening night event hosted by parent volunteers in support of the cast and crew of “Cinderella.” Enhance your theatre experience and support the arts: Pre-order dinner for Thursday, November 5.
     
    Dinner is available between 5:30-6:45 p.m. and will be served in the lobby of the Carolyn R. Brandt Gallery (within the Paul R. Cramer Center for the Arts). This year’s delicious fare will be provided by Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe. You may also pre-purchase flower bouquets for your favorite cast or crew member for $5.
     
    After dinner, head to the Lora M. Robins Theatre to watch our talented Spartans take the stage! Directed by Middle School Theatre and Upper School Public Speaking Teacher Courtney Vollmer, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s "Cinderella" (Enchanted Edition) is a warm, funny, and modern stage adaptation and runs November 5-7. Suitable for all ages.
    Contact: Amy Sherman

    Fall Musical: Cinderella

    Robins Theatre
    Directed by Middle School Theatre and Upper School Public Speaking Teacher Courtney Vollmer, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s "Cinderella" (Enchanted Edition) is a warm, funny, and modern stage adaptation and runs November 5-7. Suitable for all ages.
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    Fall Musical: Cinderella

    Robins Theatre
    Directed by Middle School Theatre and Upper School Public Speaking Teacher Courtney Vollmer, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s "Cinderella" (Enchanted Edition) is a warm, funny, and modern stage adaptation and runs November 5-7. Suitable for all ages.
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    Fall Musical: Cinderella

    Robins Theatre
    Directed by Middle School Theatre and Upper School Public Speaking Teacher Courtney Vollmer, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s "Cinderella" (Enchanted Edition) is a warm, funny, and modern stage adaptation and runs November 5-7. Suitable for all ages.
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List of 4 events.

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    MS/US Winter Choral Concert

    On Thursday, December 3, the music department will present its annual Middle and Upper School Winter Choral Concert. The event is at 6:30 PM in the Paul R. Cramer Center for the Arts, in the Lora M. Robins Theater, and is free.

    Come on out and support music at Steward.
    Location: Cramer Center - Lora M. Robins Theatre - Theater
    Contact: Storm Burks
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    7

    MS/US Winter Instrumental Concert

    On Monday, December 7, the music department will present its annual Middle and Upper School Winter Instrumental Music Concert. The event is at 6:30 PM in the Paul R. Cramer Center for the Arts, in the Lora M. Robins Theater, and is free.

    The Jazz Band will perform a variety of genres, including the New Orleans traditional jazz of “Second Line,” rhythm and blues with “Green Onions,” and Henry Mancini’s jazzy theme from “The Pink Panther.” This group will also perform a dance mix of tunes by Earth, Wind, and Fire.

    This will be followed by the Eighth Grade and Upper School Concert Band playing music for the holidays that includes the concert band medley “Twas the Night Before…” and “Somewhere in My Memory”, the John Williams classic tune from the movie Home Alone.

    The concert will conclude with a performance by the Steward Eclectic Ensemble Concert Band that combines the talents of all our middle and upper school instrumentalists. These selections will include Randall Standridge’s “Upbeat!” and Scott Watson’s “Gotham Nights.”

    Come on out and support music at Steward.
    Location: Cramer Center - Lora M. Robins Theatre - Theater
    Contact: John McAlister
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    ArtLink Dinner and a Show

    Location: Art Gallery
    Contact: Amy Sherman
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    Winter Play: Jane Austen's Emma

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    By Jane Austen
    Directed by Lower School Theatre and Upper School Acting Teacher Craig Smith

    Emma Woodhouse has a problem. She thinks she can find a match for any young, eligible woman in her company. This leads her to meddle in many people’s affairs and causes her lifelong friend George Knightly to scorn her for these activities. Based on the classic novel by Jane Austen, “Emma” explores the problems that meddling in the affairs of others can cause, and it also shows how some people can be blind to true love that stands right in front of them. Suitable for all ages.
    Location: Robins Theatre

2026-27 Arts Events

Save these dates for another exciting theatre season:

  • "Cinderella" November 5-7, 2026 
  • "Emma" February 4-6, 2027
  • "The Wizard of Oz" April 22-24, 2027 

2026-27 Event Details

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  • "Cinderella" (Enchanted Edition)

    By Rodgers & Hammerstein
    Directed by Upper School Public Speaking & Middle School Theatre Teacher Courtney Vollmer

    Rodgers & Hammerstein’s "Cinderella" (Enchanted Edition) is a warm, funny, and modern stage adaptation in which Cinderella, a kind-hearted young woman, is forced into servitude by her cruel stepmother and self-absorbed stepsisters. When King Maximillian and Queen Constantina host a royal ball for the prince's birthday, Cinderella's fairy godmother magically transforms her rags into a breathtaking gown and sends her off in a horse-drawn carriage. Cinderella and the prince share an instant connection when the clock strikes midnight, and Cinderella flees the palace, leaving behind a single glass slipper. A kingdom-wide search proves that even the most impossible dreams can come true. Suitable for all ages.


  • "Emma"

    By Jane Austen
    Directed by Lower School Theatre and Upper School Acting Teacher Craig Smith

    Emma Woodhouse has a problem. She thinks she can find a match for any young, eligible woman in her company. This leads her to meddle in many people’s affairs and causes her lifelong friend George Knightly to scorn her for these activities. Based on the classic novel by Jane Austen, “Emma” explores the problems that meddling in the affairs of others can cause, and it also shows how some people can be blind to true love that stands right in front of them. Suitable for all ages.

  • "The Wizard of Oz"

    By L. Frank Baum
    Directed by Lower School Theatre and Upper School Acting Teacher Craig Smith

    Young Dorothy Gale gets caught in a horrible storm, and when she wakes up, she realizes that she is not in Kansas anymore. Following the story and music of the classic MGM film, “The Wizard of Oz” holds delight for audiences of all ages, and it features well-known characters including the Good Witch, the Bad Witch, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion, and lots and lots of Munchkins. This musical will have audiences thinking about what might be “over the rainbow” and being sure that, indeed, “there’s no place like home.” Suitable for all ages.

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