Performing Arts
Mrs Sam Bashford-Leger, Acting Head of Performing Arts
St Patrick's College
Pippin
Come and see the joint Loreto and St Patrick’s College production of Pippin, a fantastical musical of self-discovery. With catchy tunes and impressive choreography, this little gem of a musical has captured the hearts of the cast.
Students, cast and crew have worked tirelessly since the start of Term 1, including Sundays and plenty of extended rehearsal to bring to you this magical show.
Pippin is being performed from 7-9 May at Loreto’s Mary's Mount Centre. Click on the button below to secure your seats!
St Pat’s Has Talent
Year 10 student Ryan Cook will be going for his fourth consecutive St Pat's Has Talent win.
Year 10 student Ryan Cook will be going for his fourth consecutive St Pat's Has Talent win.
Staff and students are excited about Edmund Rice Day celebrations which includes the spectacular St Pat's Has Talent show. This year we are featuring nine acts! Can the legendary and three times winner Ryan Cook do it again this year? Either way, it will be an amazing run for him and an incredible show.
With several singers, bands and solo artists prepared to showcase their talents and perform for the school, it doesn’t matter who wins but who takes part! Congratulations to the performers for making it through the tough audition panel to perform on Tuesday!
Hosted by our Drama Captain Josh Hayes and Vice-Captain, Gabe Bristow, the show is set to be a scorcher!
The Play That Goes Wrong
This year’s 2026 VCE Theatre Studies production will be The Play That Goes Wrong. This hysterical comedy will feature both Unit 1/2 students as well as Unit 3/4 students for one night only.
The show will be performed on Wednesday, 20 May at 6pm in our Performing Arts Centre. The stage will be set for ‘Cornely Polytechnic’s annual production of ‘Murder At Havisham Manor’. What could possibly go wrong? Come and find out. Tickets are free, but we kindly request that you register your attendance here: https://www.trybooking.com/DJNYZ
Welcome to SPC, Filipe!
Introducing our new member of the Performing Arts team, Felipe Naranjo. Felipe has now joined us on Thursdays and is a guitar and bass specialist. Felipe is also currently teaching at a number of other Ballarat institutes and is a graduate from Escuela Moderna de Musica. We welcome Felipe into the St Patrick’s community and look forward to working with him as he helps to build the music programme.
ANZAC Day Marching Band
Saturday, 25 April marked the 12th consecutive year that the St Patrick’s College Marching Band was heard leading the ANZAC Day Parade up Sturt Street. This year's Drum Major was once again Benjamin Eckel who confidently led the band one last time alongside Drill Sergeant Peter Gunn.
It is always an event of great pride and respect as our students give back to the community on this day of remembrance. Thank you to all those who participated and contributed to the band this year. We acknowledge the contributions of Ms Mary Dyer, Mrs Katrina Bird, Mr Will Stevens and SPC Business Manager Mr Andrew Jirik.