Performing Arts

Production coming soon, Arts tour update

What’s brewing in the world of Witches?! In Salem!?

The countdown is on for our 2025 School Production – Witches?! In Salem?!, a gloriously chaotic comedy by Matt Cox (writer of PUFFS). With rehearsals in full swing, our cast, crew and creatives are working hard to bring this wickedly witty story to life.

📣 PLEASE support our students by seeing the show. More than 70 per cent of tickets have sold so far. Secure yours here:

Rehearsals are scheduled for Tuesday 16 – Thursday 18 July (final week of holidays). Rehearsals will be held at our performance venue, the State Theatre Centre!

Way to go, Grammarians

We are thrilled to welcome back 2024 alumni Georgia, Serena and Milo, who have been generously volunteering their time to support set design and construction. Their creativity and dedication have been invaluable to the team.

A huge thank you to fellow Class of 2024 graduates Sadie and Will, who have stepped into student leadership roles as assistant directors. Their work guiding the cast and supporting creative decisions has added incredible strength to the rehearsal process.

2026 Sydney Performing Arts Tour Update

This week students were informed of their acceptance to the 2026 Performing Arts Tour We are so proud of the dedication shown by our applicants and look forward to seeing this crew shine on the national stage. Tour planning is in full motion, with flights and accommodation being confirmed over the coming weeks. Behind the scenes, we are developing a dedicated tour information page, where families and students can stay up to date with key details, announcements, and preparation timelines.

📍 Visit the tour webpage here:

All RISE for WAAPA

Last Wednesday evening, our Year 9–12 Dance students attended RISE 2025 at the Geoff Gibbs Theatre, WAAPA.

The performance provided an opportunity for our students to witness the standard of pre-professional dance in WA. RISE featured four diverse works by WAAPA’s Classical Ballet and Contemporary Dance cohorts.

Many students took notes and have already begun referencing the works in their critical response tasks.

A big thank you to the families who supported this excursion, and to our students who represented the school with maturity, curiosity, and a genuine passion for the performing arts.

Ms Jessica McGaw

Dance and Drama Teacher

Music ensembles in the swing

As Semester One wraps up, it’s time to reflect on the vibrant co-curricular program we have at St George’s. Our talented students rehearse weekly in the following ensembles:

Brassterminds
Percussion Ensemble
Electrocity (auditioned)
Swing Band
St George’s Voices
Jazz Ensemble (auditioned)
String Ensemble
Rock Bands in every year group.

We also have a dedicated group of music students who support our chapel services by being part of the Chapel Band and Choir.

So, we encourage our students to turn up the volume, because Semester Two co-curricular music is calling!

Mrs Lynette Taylor

Head of Music