Fine Arts Winter Fête

Fête is a word from Old French meaning celebration or feast. Great Hearts Irving Upper School is delighted to announce our fourth annual Fine Arts Winter Fête—a celebration of the great work our students have produced in their Drama, Art, and Music courses.

We hope you will be able to join us for one or more of these celebrations to feast your eyes and ears on the many accomplishments of our Upper School Students!


Senior Drama Performances of Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl

“Trying to remember…
is like carrying water
in my hands a long distance
across sand. Somewhere people are waiting.
They have drunk nothing for days.”
Stephen Dobyns

Explore the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice as you’ve never experienced it before. Join the senior class for our telling of this timeless tale of love, death, and memory.
Presented by six different casts, each performance will have a unique set of actors bringing their own spin to these roles!

Performances will be at Irving MainStage (222 E Irving Blvd).

Tickets are available for $8 online and at the door. Please plan to arrive a few minutes early so that we can begin our show on time. 

Performances are one week only!  Join us:

Wednesday, November 13th at 7pm

Thursday, November 14th at 7pm

Friday, November 15th at 7pm

Saturday, November 16th at 1pm, 3:30pm, and 7pm

PURCHASE TICKETS


Upper School Art Show

December 9-13th

8th and 11th grade student artwork from the fall semester will be on display in upstairs Beatrice for classmates and faculty to view during the school day from December 9-13th.  A selection from the installation will be shared online for the school community to enjoy.


Upper School Choral Concert

Wednesday, December 11th
Irving Bible Church
Concert begins at 7:00 pm, doors open at 6:30 pm

 

Details for Performing Scholars

Scholars arrive at 5:00 pm wearing their concert black, with their music binders. Please remember to eat before arriving.  Any scholars not in their seats by 5:15pm will not be allowed to perform in the concert. Dress Rehearsal is from 5:15-6:30pm.  The audience may enter the venue at 6:30pm, with the concert beginning at 7:00pm.


Concert Black Dress Code
All performing students must be in concert black, meaning every article of clothing is solid black.

Ladies
can either wear a black dress that covers the knee or black pants or skirt (that covers the knee) with a black blouse. All blouses must be of modest neckline and the shoulders need to be covered. If opting for a skirt or dress, opaque, black tights must be worn. Black flats are preferable, as heels can cause fatigue during performances. If black heels are worn, the heel must not be more than one inch.

Gentlemen
need to wear black pants, a wrist-length, button up black shirt, black leather belt, black leather shoes, and black socks. All buttons must be fastened for performances. Solid black tie and sports coat are optional.

No perfume and No jewelry
are allowed for performances, with the exception of ladies’ earrings. Earrings must be in accordance with the Great Hearts dress code.