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February, 2008 Fabulous Forgeries

December 13th - 15th CHS Theatre Company performed Charles Dickens' famous tale of Ebenezer Scrooge's transformation from miserly businessman to generous benefactor in their production of A Christmas Carol.

October 2007
Jeffrey Deiner

September 2007
SEVAA 4th Annual Juried Art Show

May 7 - 12, 2007
Virginia Musical Theater Performances

May 4 - 6, 2007
Tidewater Musical Theater Performances

April 13 - 19 2007
The Second Annual CHS Foreign Film Festival

April 2007
Lois Gallo Exhibit
Moments in Wine

March 14 - 17 2007
CHS Theater Company Presents
A Midsummer's Night's Dream

March 11, 2007
Ursula Hart Dance Company Benefit Performance

February 17 2007
Second Wind Dance Company Performance

February 10, 2007
Attitudez Dance Studio Performance

February 2007
Janice Gay-Maker and Karen Kinser
Color in Common

January 2007
Don Watson
My Soul on Canvas

December 2006 - Bishop Sullvan CHS Student Gallery in Concert in the Barry Robinson Theater

October 28, 2006 -
Milton, and Colin Hogan in Concert in the Barry Robinson Theater

October 2006
Works by Clara, Josh and Robbin Malbon

May 5 - 14 - Photography by Bill Townsend "The Amazon Collection...
a photographic journey 2005"

April 2006 - Landsapes on Location -- Works by students of Suzanne Stevens

March 26, 2006 -Ursula Hart - Dance - Samaritan House Fundraiser

Click image for Slideshow.

March, 2006 - Fabulous Forgeries - An exhibit of works based either on a specific famous piece of art or the collective work of a famous artist.

March 19, 2006 - Duane DeVoe and the Bishop Sullivan CHS Band/Orchestra Ensemble presents a small ensemble concert to celebrate "Music in the Schools Month."

February, 2006 - Current Works of Karen Kinser

January 20, 21, 2006 The Standard of Man

December 8, 2005 - An evening of Music with Austin Bowles

December 3-5 2005
Virginia Musical Theater Presents:
A Year with Frog and Toad

November 19, 2005 Earth, Wind, Fire, Air - Second Wind Dance Company Performance following an Opening Reception for Earth, Second Wind, and Fire

November 8 - Robbin Malbon - Raku sculpture

November 5 , 2005 Milton and Lewis McGehee in concert in the Barry Robinson Theater. details and mp3 files...

October 27 - 30, 2005 CHS Theatre Company production of Inherit the Wind
Produced and directed by Trey Clarkson

October 26 - November 7 -
The Motorcycles of Harley -Davidson

October 4, 2005 Oxymoron: Watercolors that aren't Works by William Campbell

September 4, 2005 Ear to the Ground
New works by April Taylor Martin

July 4, 2005 Stone Fruit
Southeastern Virginia Artists' Association
Members' Show

June 4, 2005 The Ocean’s Edge:
A Photographic Essay of Virginia Beach Works by Bob Lerner

May 4, 2005 CHS Student Gallery - Spring Exhibit

April 14 - 17, 2005 The CHS Theatre Company production of Antigone (cast)

April 4, 2005 Matt Sesow Exhibit
Left - "Hunter"

March 4, 2005 "Clearing" - works by Pat Campbell and Anne Iott

February 4, 2005 Art Alliance Winter Show.
The show featured the work of over twenty local artists.

January 8, 2005 Lunchbox Theater program debuts at CHS.

January 4, 2005 Arcadia Monuments, in partnership with the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

December 18, 2004 "Fulfillment" presented by the Trinity Presbyterian Church Opening Reception for the Fifth Annnual Juried Gallery exhibit

December 9 - 12, 2004 The CHS Theater Company, under the direction of Trey Clarkson, presented All in the Timing by David Ives. Read Review

December 3-16, 2004 CHS Student Gallery - Winter, 2004 - Photography, Digital Design, Ceramics, Painting

November 4 - 30, 2004
Chesapeake Bay Watercolorists
Members Exhibit

CHesapeake Bay Watercolor Society Members Exhibit

October 22, 2004 - Equilibrium: Striving for Harmony and Balance, a theatrical experience was presented by Playback Theatre in the Barry Robinson Theater.

October 4 - November 3, 2004
Mary Yaeger Exhibit
Schuller School of Realism

September 4 - October 3, 2004 Photographs from the
New Millenium.
An exhibit of art works by
Glen McClure

June 14 ~ August 27, 2004 F.O.D.* Exhibit - featuring works by eleven award-winning regional artists.

* Friends Of the Director

June 11 and 12, 2004 Featured in The Virginian Pilot's "Best Bets," SECOND WIND DANCE COMPANY Presents "PURE Dance," an intimate performance of innovative modern dance in the Barry Robinson Theater

May 4 ~ June 4, 2004 CHS Festival of the Arts Students' Show: works in various media and photography. Click for slide show.

May 28, 2004 "Bhutan: Through my Eyes A Photojournalistic Presentation of my Journey though Bhutan," presented by CHS Alumnus Paul Jeffreys in the Barry Robinson Theater

May 13, 2004 The Madison Project, an all-male acapella ensemble from James Madison University performed for two morning shows for CHS students in the Barry Robinson Theater. And what a show it was, singing from a repertoire ranging from 80's ballads to modern hip-hop!
Click on image to right for slide show of concert.

May 8 2004, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bishop Sullivan CHS Festival of the Arts. Local Catholic elementary schools in conjunction with Bishop Sullivan Catholic High students exhibited artwork and digital media and performed music, theater and dance. Artwork on exhibit through June 4, 2004 Click for Festival Program

April 23 and 24, 2004 the Tidewater Musical Theater presented The Sound of Music in The Barry Robinson Theater under the direction of Mrs. Alice Wamsley of Star of the Sea Elementary School.

April 4, 2004 Tidewater Artist Association Members Show was held in the Hunter Hogan Gallery from April 4th through 29th. ) ** Slide Show **

Tidewater Artists Association Memebers' Show - 2004

April 3, 2004 Second Wind Dance Company Annual Company Fundraiser

March 26 & 27, 2004 The Enchantment of Sleeping Beauty: The Legend of Briar Rose was performed by Star of the Sea Elementary School students, under the Direction of Alice M.Wamsley BSM, MM

March 19 - 21, 2004 Romeo and Juliet was performed by the Bishop Sullivan Catholic High School Theater Company. (Credits: Performers and Production Staff)

March 4, 2004: Works by Studio Five Artists Jeane Kight and Peggy Kelly from D’Art Center are exhibited in the Hunter Hogan Gallery - The exhibit is on display through April 2, 2004

January 29, 2004: BSCHS hosted the Catholic Schools Choral Festival in the Theater. The Festival featured Lee Gwozdz, director of music for Corpus Christi Cathedral, who conducted a half-day workshop for 140 members of local Catholic school choruses, culminating in an afternoon concert. ** Slide Show **

Catholic Schools Choral Festival with Le Gwozdz

December 5, 2003: The Hunter Hogan Gallery premiere professional art exhibit opened, featuring the works of Robbin Malbon BSCHS' new art/photo instructor. The opening was very well attended with more than thirty CHS parents, ten faculty/staff, eighteen students, and about forty-eight people from the community at large present. The premiere exhibition received publicity in the Daily Break of the Virginian Pilot in two areas. One was as a featured exhibit and the other was in the list of events happening in the Hampton Roads area. The exhibit was on display through December 21, 2003.

Musician Chuck Mangione visited with CHS music and drama students. He talked with the students first about how and why he became a musician and the passion of his craft. He then fielded a series of excellent questions from our students. At the conclusion of his time here he played a song with our jazz music students as back up. It was a wonderful experience for the students and they are asking when the next guest artist will visit.

Pulitzer winning photographer, Bob Learner visited with CHS Photo I & II students. Bob is a and he is one of the most notable living photographers of the twentieth century. He will return in spring, 2004 as visiting artist and we are working to bring his photographic survey of the city of Virginia Beach to the Hunter Hogan Gallery. The date is yet to be decided. Bob's recent opening at the Chrysler Museum brought in over one thousand people on opening night. For the tenure of the exhibit it is thought to be the most popular photo exhibit ever hosted by the Chrysler.

December 4, 2004: the Art Department hosted a wonderful Art Extravaganza in which each of our disciplines within the department were highlighted . The programs were run for the entire student body during the school day and again that evening for CHS parents. Martine Strohmeyer and several students put together an instructional video of how to do a contour drawing. This was played in homerooms to half the student body while the other half enjoyed the concert. Contour drawing is a basic art technique of how to see. We had one hundred percent participation of the entire student body in attendance that day. After the holidays, the best examples were displayed around the school. We had about one hundred parents and students in attendance for the evening performance. Parents put together a nice cookies and sweets table so that our guests could spend time viewing the 140 pieces of student art displayed in the Hunter Hogan Gallery. We also raised nearly three hundred dollars in a silent auction of Christmas tree ornaments made by the art students. The money was sent to the Maison Fortune orphanage in Haiti.

October 21, 2003 -- The BRTFAC Community Art Education Program was inaugurated. The program included six classes: Introduction to Photography; The Watercolor Experience; Exploring Clay Trough Ceramics; Painting Realism; Drawing Realism and Life Drawing and four workshops: Watercolor; The Raku Experience; Hand Building Functional Forms, and Hot Wax Workshop. The Spring Session will start in March 2004.

October 14, 2003: The first student exhibition was coordinated with the BRTFAC dedication and school renaming ceremony. The student exhibition culminated with school-wide performances by our theater classes and music department. Prior to Christmas break, visual art students exhibited hand-made ornaments featuring master copies on a twelve-foot Christmas tree in the gallery. The Art Club auctioned the ornaments to create a fund for donation to the Maison Fortune Haiti Orphanage.

Fall, 2003: Bishop Sullivan Catholic High School was accepted as a partner with the Virginia Museum of Fine Art in Richmond. The first exhibit opened February 4, 2004 - and featured 26 etchings by the German Expressionist Käthe Kollwitz (1867-1945). During her lifetime Kollwitz endured with acute sensibility the upheavals that had beset the German state from the beginnings of the social revolution in the late 19th century through two world wars and a depression. Her work records the tragic struggle of these historical events. It is her observance of tyranny and injustice suffered by the poor and her preoccupation with motherhood and death that are the subjects of these compassionate and powerful prints produced between 1892 and 1921.