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The Music Department performers presented the Jazz Coffeehouse and the Orchestra and Flintridge Singers made a joyful noise at the 21st Annual Spring Music Concert.Read More

The Flintridge Singers perform twice each year for their classmates, family, and faculty in Norris Auditorium. The group also has a goal: to reach out to the community.Read More

Students mixed gaiety with gravity in this year’s musical, Cabaret.Read More

The recent Winter Dance Concert was part daydream and part reality.Read More

On Wednesday evening, December 19, 2012 in Norris Auditorium, Flintridge Prep's Music Department presented its 21st Annual Winter Concert featuring over 120 talented singers and instrumentalists comprised of students from grades 7-12. Read More

In many ways, John Patrick’s wonderful comedy The Curious Savage is a play about perspective. Read More

Join us December 6-8 in the Miller Theater for the Winter Play, John Patrick’s wonderful comedy The Curious Savage.Read More

“The Farnsworth Invention,” which was performed November 8-10, is the kind of play that leaves audience members wondering why they never knew who invented the television. Read More

The four performances of “Metamorphoses” sold out days before the show opened. Rumors about a pool, a real pool, being constructed in Miller Theater piqued attention early.Read More

On May 25 and 26 the Senior Play, Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday, takes the Miller Theater stage. This classic comedy tells a romantic tale of political corruption in 1950s Washington. Read More

Demonstrating their interpretive imaginations, Flintridge Prep dancers took the stage in Norris Auditorium on Thursday, May 3, 2012.Read More

“I used to chase rabbits on that mountain /I used to fish for minnow in that river /I still dream of those days even now /Oh, how I miss my home town.” – from “Furusato,” by Teiichi OkanoRead More

The Flintridge Singers have been invited to sing for the Community Scholarship Foundation of La Canada at Lanterman Auditorium in La Canada on Friday April 20.Read More

The musical at Flintridge Prep has long been a dazzling spectacle. But Joseph Bettman ’13 says the school’s recent production of “42nd Street” feels like the start of a new era of musicals.Read More

Photographer Luther Gerlach met with Prep photography students to teach an approach that has long been replaced by the digital tidal wave. Wet-plate collodion process first developed in 1851.Read More

Chances are when most people think of clowns, a distinct image comes to mind that has nothing to do with high art.Read More

Thanks to the Drama 4 class and 8th Grade Drama, January was full of theatrical energy at Flintridge Prep.Read More

Students in grades 8-12 took the Norris Auditorium stage on January 12 for this year’s dance choreography showcase “City Lights."Read More

Living in Southern California has many perks. For example, it’s usually sunny and warm…even in December during the holidays. Read More

The Performing Arts Department is pleased to present The Illusion in the Miller Theater-- December 8, 9, and 10 at 7:30 and December 10 at 2:00.Read More

Flintridge Preparatory School recently performed a classic production of William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” with a modern sensibility.Read More

Flintridge Prep's “Prep’s Got Talent” bi-annual talent show featured talents from all grade levels (and even some faculty).Read More

Photography teacher Mr. Ricardo Rodriguez wanted a new way to explain to his students how a camera works. He went back to basics, asking what turned out to be a question that touches philosophy, ancient Greek and Latin, and science. Read More

You expect a dance program be filled with live performances. However, the Flintridge Prep Dance concert, “Prep Live,” went one step further. All sound elements for the concert, whether they were music or not, were performed live. No recordings here!Read More

Flintridge Prep recently hosted its annual Spring Music Concert with a distinct appreciation for the rites of spring.Read More