Fifty years ago, in early 1971, Groton decided to welcome girls to the Circle, initiating a thriving of music, visual art, and theater programs, which still continues to this day. Initially aiming to raise...
On September 27, the de Menil Gallery opened its doors to the tactile world of printmaking. Formed by Impression: A History of Printmaking gathers the work of six artists from the Rolling River Printmakers...
What compelled you to pursue visual arts/music?
Ms. Donovan: I began studying under an artist in my town when I was 7 years old. As a kid, I would sit in the backseat on long car rides...
In the symphony of music that envelops the Circle, emerging talents are welcomed and uplifted. At Groton, students often expand their horizons: They enroll in niche English electives, cook up chemistry...
I first discovered Laufey—an Icelandic-Chinese classical cellist singer-songwriter—in 2022 through her Frank Sinatra covers. I never would have anticipated her rapid rise to fame, nor the heroic role...
“If you like it, you like it; if you don’t, you don’t. Simple as that. I’ve got nothing but love for everyone.”
That’s the vibe that Tionbre “Tea” Austin ’26—stage name “Tainted”—has...
A deep baritone voice echoes from the Music Classroom as it demonstrates proper operatic technique to a young student listening with eager ears. The voice belongs to Junhan Choi, the new voice teacher...
As both a Music Prefect and an Open Mic Head, Sara Agrawal ’25 has contributed immensely to Groton’s music scene, whether that be playing bass in the Jazz Combo or Ensemble or organizing other musical...
Mamma Mia, here I go again! As the snow piled up on the Circle this winter, the musical cast and crew returned with a marvelous performance of Mamma Mia!, transporting our community to a sun-soaked Greek...
Different shades of blue, yellow, red, and gold. Circles piled on top of and inside each other. Unpredictable patterns and people in every color and every shape. Some are melancholy, some are grotesque,...
