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Season
20212022
The Kinkaid School
Visual and
Performing Arts
Welcome to the 20212022 Season of the Arts! Dear Kinkaid Family, Last year was a tough one. However, through the ingenuity and creativity of our students and faculty, we were able to use the 2020-2021 academic year to discover new ways to grow as artists. And now, as we tentatively wade into the waters of a post- pandemic world, we are thrilled at the prospect of bringing the magic that is live performance and gallery-going back to our entire community. It is that growth and magic we hope to harness this year and that served as inspiration in choosing this year’s titles. This year’s season focuses on young people (all of our principal characters are under the age of 18) and the trials and tribulations they face as they brave the magical experience of transforming from child to adolescent and from adolescent to adult. While faced with seemingly insurmountable obstacles, many of the characters we will meet this year discover their limitless potential. And through their journeys, we, as audience members, are cautioned that we often serve as the obstacles for others’ growth: judging, assuming, and dismissing can limit both the growth of those around us and ourselves. Just as a plant needs water to bloom, we need the appreciation and kindness of others to grow. I believe that the magic of good art is that it fuels our growth. In challenging us to see the world a little differently, art inspires us to grow into more empathetic and compassionate citizens of the world. Come grow with us in 2021-2022. We’ve all got magic to do. Applause, Scott Lambert Director of Visual and Performing Arts
For more information and to order tickets, please visit: kinkaid.org/arts/tickets
Ticketed Events
Upper School Theatre presents
THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE
NIGHTTIME PG
Based on the Novel by MARK HADDON
Adapted by SIMON STEPHENS
October 1517, 2021
The Brown Auditorium
15-year-old Christopher has an extraordinary brain. He is excep-
tional at mathematics but ill-equipped to interpret everyday life.
Finding himself under suspicion for the murder of the neighbor’s
dog, Christopher is determined to solve the mystery. But his detec-
tive work, forbidden by his father, takes him on a thrilling journey
that upturns his world.
Winner of the 2015 Tony Award for Best Play
KinkADE Underground presents
THE WOLVES PG15
By Sarah DeLappe
October 1517, 2021
The Edwards Black Box Theatre
Left quad. Right quad. Lunge. A girls indoor soccer team warms up.
From the safety of their suburban stretch circle, the team navigates
big questions and wages tiny battles with all the vim and vigor of
a pack of adolescent warriors. A portrait of life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness for nine American girls who just want to score
some goals.
Finalist! 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Drama
KinkADE Underground is an opportunity for our
advanced acting students to create an Actor Driven
Event while working on more thought-provoking
literature that challenges both actor and audience to
critically think about issues.
The Kinkaid Upper School Dance
Company presents
ILLUSIONS THE FALL DANCE CONCERT G
November 1314, 2021
The Brown Auditorium
Do you believe in magic? Join the Kinkaid Dance Company for
an evening that suspends reality through an array of dance styles
leaving you mystified and spellbound.The 8th Grade presents ROALD DAHL’S MATILDA THE MUSICAL, JR. G Book by Dennis Kelly / Music and Lyrics by Tim Minchin Orchestrations and Additional Music by Chris Nightingale Based on the book Matilda by Roald Dahl January 2123, 2022 The Brown Auditorium Matilda is a little girl with astonishing wit, intelligence, and psycho- kinetic powers. She’s unloved by her cruel parents but impresses her schoolteacher, the highly loveable Miss Honey. Matilda’s school life isn’t completely smooth sailing, however – the school’s mean head- mistress, Miss Trunchbull, hates children and just loves thinking up new punishments for those who don’t abide by her rules. But Matilda has courage and cleverness in equal amounts and could be the school pupils’ saving grace! Inspired by the twisted genius of Roald Dahl and winner of 4 Tony® Awards, Matilda the Musical JR. revels in the anarchy of childhood and the power of imagination. Middle School Theatre presents KIM ARTHUR AND THE NERDS OF THE ROUND TABLE G By Daniel Guyton February 1112, 2022 The Edwards Black Box Theatre When the mysterious “Motherboard in the Stone” appears at Kim Arthur’s favorite arcade emporium, she and her magical friend Marlene decide to check it out. Soon Kim realizes that only she has the power to remove the Motherboard from the Stone, thus becoming queen of Game-A-Lot. But uneasy is the head that wears the crown, and it’s up to Kim to save the arcade from closing — by creating the greatest video game of all time. She knows she can’t do it alone; she’ll need the help of all of her fellow nerds. And so begins the legend of Kim Arthur and the Nerds of the Round Table. Top 10 Finalist in the Moonlit Wings Playwriting Competition, 2016 Upper School Theatre presents CARRIE THE MUSICAL PG15 Music by Michael Gore / Lyrics by Dean Pitchford / Book by Lawrence D. Cohen / Based on the novel by Stephen King February 2527, 2022 The Brown Auditorium It’s bloody. It’s creepy. It’s CARRIE the Musical! Based on Stephen King’s best-selling novel, CARRIE the Musical hasn’t been seen much since its legendary 1988 Broadway production. Now, the show’s original authors have reworked and fully re-imagined this gripping tale into an Off-Broadway award winning musical. Set today, in the small town of Chamberlain, Maine, Carrie White is a misfit. At school, she’s an outcast who’s bullied by the popular crowd yet virtually invisible to everyone else. At home, she’s at the mercy of her loving yet cruelly over-protective mother. But Carrie’s just discovered she’s got a special power. And if pushed too far, she’s not afraid to use it…
Season Ticket Memberships!
20212022 Kinkaid Season Tickets Benefits
Enjoy all eight of our ticketed shows • Choose your performance date
before general ticket sales
Upper School Theatre:
• Choose your specific seats before
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
general ticket sales
KinkADE Underground: The Wolves
• Discount Season
Dance Company Presents: Illusions • Name listed in all Kinkaid Visual
8th Grade Presents: Matilda, The Musical, Jr. and Performing Arts programs
Middle School Theatre: • Contact the Box Office at
Kim Arthur and the Nerds of the Round Table box.office@kinkaid.org for
information
Upper School Musical: Carrie, The Musical
• Current Kinkaid Families can
Dance Company: Student Choreography Showcase
sign-up on One-Stop Shopping
Upper School Theatre:
Student-Directed One-Act Festival
Upper School Dance presents
STUDENT CHOREOGRAPHY SHOWCASE G
April 2223, 2022
The Brown Auditorium
Join us for a diverse evening of choreography created by
Kinkaid’s Advanced Dancers.
Upper School Theatre presents
STUDENTDIRECTED ONEACT PLAY
FESTIVAL PG
April 2324, 2022
The Edwards Black Box Theatre
Members of Kinkaid’s Class of 2022 make their directorial
debut in this annual rite of spring. Plays will be selected
by the directors. The offerings, always unique and varied,
promise to provide thought-provoking entertainment.D Dance, F Film, J Journalism
Calendar of Events M Music, T Theatre, V Visual Arts
W Creative Writing, Y Yearbook
September
V Sept 8Sept 30 VA Exhibit I EMERGENCE
October
MFriday October 1 Band at Homecoming
J Friday October 1 Falcon Issue 1
V Oct 11Nov 19 VA Exhibit II TURN, TURN, TURN
MFriday October 15 700PM Band at EHS Football EHS
TSaturday October 16 200PM Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Brown Auditorium
500PM The Wolves Edwards Black Box
700PM Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Brown Auditorium
1000PM The Wolves Edwards Black Box
TSunday October 17 100PM Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Brown Auditorium
400PM The Wolves Edwards Black Box
MSunday October 24 200PM Band/Orchestra Concerts Brown Auditorium
MFriday October 29 700PM Band and Choir at SJS Game Rice Stadium
MSunday October 31 200PM Choir/Encore Brown Auditorium
November
J Friday November 5 Falcon Issue 2
DSaturday November 13 700PM Illusions: Dance Concert Brown Auditorium
DSunday November 14 200PM Illusions: Dance Concert Brown Auditorium
MTuesday November 16 845AM 3rd Grade Grandparents Brass Recital Hall
WWednesday November 17 700PM Creative Writing Readings The Commons
FFriday November 19 840AM Junie B. Jones is Not a Crook Brown Auditorium
December
T Saturday December 4 700PM New Faces 2021 Brass Recital Hall
V Dec 6Jan 18 Visual Arts Exhibit III
Margaret Kinkaid Open House and Honors Exhibits
MSunday December 5 200PM MS MS Margaret Kinkaid Brown Auditorium
400PM US US Margaret Kinkaid Brown Auditorium
J Friday December 10 Falcon Issue 3
MFriday December 10 LS Assembly Treble Choir Concert Brown Auditorium
MFriday December 17 AM Singing and Sharing Brown Auditorium
January
TFriday January 21 MS Assembly 8th Grade Grandparent Brown Auditorium
TSaturday January 22 700PM Matilda, Jr. Brown Auditorium
TSunday January 23 200PM Matilda, Jr. Brown Auditorium
V Jan 27Feb 11 VA Exhibit IV Interim Term
February
TFriday February 11 700PM Kim Arthur and the Nerds of the Round Table Edwards Black Box
TSaturday February 12 200PM Kim Arthur and the Nerds of the Round Table Edwards Black Box
V Feb 14Mar 4 Visual Arts Exhibit: African American Heritage Celebration
TFriday February 25 700PM Carrie, The Musical Brown Auditorium
TSaturday February 26 700PM Carrie, The Musical Brown Auditorium
TSunday February 27 200PM Carrie, The Musical Brown Auditorium
March
J Friday March 5 Falcon Issue 4
V March 1431 VA Exhibit V WINDOWS AND MIRRORS
KSaturday March 26 700PM Coffeehouse Student Center
April
MFriday April 1 1030AM PK/K Spring Sing Brown Auditorium
V Apr 5May 2 Visual Arts Exhibit VI Senioritis Exhibit
TSunday April 10 8th Grade One Acts Edwards Black Box
MThursday April 14 900AM 1st Grade Grandparents Day Program Brown Auditorium
700PM Spring Pops Concert Ogilvie Lobby
J Friday April 22 Falcon Issue 5
DFriday April 22 MS Assembly MS Dance Brown Auditorium
DFriday April 22 700PM Choreography Showcase Brown Auditorium
DSaturday April 23 200PM Choreography Showcase Brown Auditorium
TSaturday April 23 700PM One-Act Festival Edwards Black Box
TSunday April 24 200PM One-Act Festival Edwards Black Box
FSunday April 24 600PM Kinkaid Film Festival Brown Auditorium
WWednesday April 27 700PM Falcon Wings Launch The Commons
MThursday April 28 700PM Treble Choir Brass Recital Hall
May
MSunday May 1 200PM Band and Orchestra Brown Auditorium
MThursday May 5 MS Assembly MS Band/Orchestra Brown Auditorium
TFriday May 6 600PM Broadway Bound Edwards Black Box
V May 930 Visual Arts Exhibit VII HONORS EXHIBIT
MThursday May 12 MS Assembly MS Choir Brown Auditorium
J Friday May 13 Falcon Issue 6Our Guiding Principle
Kinkaid Arts provides comprehensive arts experiences and instruction through
a student-centered curriculum that fosters collaboration, creativity, and problem
solving. Through our energy, focus, and master teachers, we provide artists and
audiences an opportunity to learn more about both themselves and others.
Fine Arts Faculty and Staff
SCOTT LAMBERT KATIE HEATON MAURICIO OLIVEROS
Director of Visual and Middle School Choral Music Orchestra Assistant
Performing Arts
K’LYNN HOCKER GISSETTE PADILLA
KIMETRIS BALTRIP Upper School Theatre Upper School Visual Arts
Journalism and Yearbook
ANGÉLIQUE JAMAIL KAREN PARMLEY
MARY Z. CABLE Upper School Creative Writing Band Assistant
Dance Teacher
MIRANDA JENNINGS THEODORA PRUNOSKE
FELIPE CASTRO Costume Assistant Pre-Kindergarten and
Facilities and Maintenance Kindergarten Music
MYRON KARNER
CHIP COLVIN Lower School Music LAUREN QUIROGA
Upper School Choral Music Visual Arts Assistant
and Musical Director STEVE KASTNER
Director of Orchestra CLAUDIA RODRIGUEZ
JEFF DIEDRICH Costume Designer and Shop
Middle School Yearbook FRANCES LIMONCELLI Manager
Middle School/Upper School
JUSTIN DUNFORD Theatre and Theatre Manager MARK SELL
Technical Theater Assistant Technical Theatre Director
KATIE LONG
BESS GARISON Middle School Theatre ANTHONY SUBER
Upper School Photography Upper School Visual Arts
and Visual Arts MEGAN MARTIN
Upper School Visual Arts LAUREN TAYLOR
B.J. GARMON Lower School Visual Arts
Co-Technical Theatre Director NANCY MCMILLAN
Visual Arts Director RUSSELL VOGT
RYAN GILLENTINE Director of Band
Upper School Film PRISCILLA MOORE
Middle School Creative DANYALE WILLIAMS
AARON GIRLINGHOUSE Writing Dance Teacher
Dance Teacher
ANDREA NASH
LUIZA GRANDCHAMP Fine Arts Administrative
Middle School/Upper School Assistant
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