It’s ethereal, almost. Beyond the ledge of the stage, out in the blackness, white lights float through the air, forming a not-quite-cohesive but still beautiful wave. They’re like stars speckled in the night sky – the perfect backdrop to Poison’s “Something to Believe In”. Guitar in hand, Jeffrey Stirl croons the opening verses into the microphone. Although the audience gathered is...

The lights dim. The stage is set.  A soft melody is heard, accompanied with bright lights and elaborate dance.   Students can find solace in fine arts, especially for those involved in more than one.   “Theatre gives me more creative freedom,” choir and theatre student Saesha Chawla said. “Choir is more disciplined…[and] it helps build on my singing ability every day.” For...