High School

Ways for Students to Perform

• Three plays a year (two plays and a musical)
• The Evening of Dance
• Chorus performances
• Solo Night
• And more!

Dance

The Landmark Dance Program offers students, from beginner to advanced, the opportunity to learn different styles, including modern, ballet, contemporary, jazz, musical theater, hip hop, improvisation, choreographic devices, Chinese water-sleeves/fans, and dance conditioning. Classes offer a fun, positive, and safe space where students can express themselves through movement while learning the importance of dance history, vocabulary, and musicality.  Every year, dance elective students have the opportunity to perform in our spring dance concert, Evening of Dance.  

Theater

The Landmark Stage Company produces three plays a year: a fall musical, winter dinner theater, and spring play. We strive to offer a variety of dramas and comedies, drawing on classic and contemporary scripts. Students prepare through daily after-school rehearsals and develop not only their performance skills but also integrate into their work the reading, time management, expressive language, and other skills they study during the school day. All students who want to participate are offered roles.

Music

The Music Program at Landmark offers students a wide variety of ways to be musically creative on campus. We offer an introduction to music history, theory, and appreciation in the Exploring Music class and the Chorus class allows students the opportunity to be in a vocal ensemble that performs classic and contemporary works from a range of genres in multiple performances every year. After-school Music provides students a flexible way to be involved in a student band or take voice or guitar lessons (private instrument lessons can also be arranged). Solo Night, coffee houses, and other performance opportunities are also open to all students.

Technical Theater

The Technical Theater Program at Landmark is designed to give students the skills they need to build the sets and run the light and sound systems for all of the plays, concerts, and performances held at the High School. Students learn the basics of tool use and safety and also can gain experience working with professional-quality lighting and sound equipment and taking individual responsibility for the different backstage roles during performances.

Fashion and Costume Design

Fashion and Costume Design will introduce students to the basic use and care of sewing equipment, construction, and patternmaking. In addition, students can expect to learn about the fashion industry as it relates to themselves, costuming, history, and the world around them; and elect to participate in costuming for the Performing Arts shows if desired. Upon course completion, students should expect to have gained the basic skills and knowledge to enhance any future fashion and costume design endeavors.