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| | At Derryfield, we'd like to put some drama in your life - and some art and music, too! That's because we believe an education designed to bring out the best in every student would not be complete without the arts. Derryfield students enjoy a variety of compelling arts courses and have many opportunities to perform and show their work both on campus and in the community. Musicals, dramas, concerts for charity, exhibits like the annual student installations in our Sculpture Garden - the arts at Derryfield take us to the far reaches of our imaginations. But they take our students to some real places as well: Anyone for a regional musical festival in Boston? How about some gallery-hopping in New York City? We bring artists and performers to campus, too, to give students an insider's perspective on life as a professional in the arts. At Derryfield, we know that participation in the arts nurtures artistic and intellectual development, self-expression, self-confidence, and a sense of community. Our students know it's fun! |
 | Drew Moerlein '04 on Tour
6/4/2013
A big round of applause to Drew Moerlein '04 for his most recent debut as the lead role in SPANK! The Fifty Shades Parody.
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 | Advanced Studio Art Goes on an Adventure
5/3/2013
To understand art, one needs to create art. To make good art, one must see great art. Advanced Studio art does both these things in abundance. To that end, the class and a group of arts enthusiasts take an annual trip to the great museums and arts opportunities south of New Hampshire. This year’s trip left Derryfield at 7a.m. one bright April Saturday.
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 | Sarah Blaisdell '12 Earns Acting Honors
3/13/2013
Congratulations to recent Derryfield graduate, Sarah Blasdell ’12, who won the award for Best Actress (Youth) at the New Hampshire Theatre Awards in January for her performance as Mrs. Lovett in the RB Production of Sweeney Todd....
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 | Moerlein Creates Art from Snow
3/1/2013
Derryfield’s own Andy Moerlein endured the harsh sub-zero temperatures in late January at the 12th Annual Jackson Invitational Snow Sculpting Competition. The goal of this competition is to take an eight foot tall, four feet wide chunk of snow and create a sculpture that tells a story or relays a message to the community....
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