The Arts

A night to be proud of

I would like to take a moment to share what was truly an outstanding evening at our 2026 Interhouse Performing Arts Festival.

The level of talent, professionalism and care demonstrated by our performing students, student helpers, and everyone involved was exceptional. To witness such strong performance quality, confidence and genuine support for one another continues to be one of the most rewarding parts of this event. 

Individual Awards

Best Spirit (Drama): Andy Camplin (Year 7)

Best Actor (Drama): Harvey Miller (Year 12)

Best Spirit (Dance): Bella Prayed (Year 12)

Best Dancer (Dance): Juliette Andrews (Year 12)

House Awards

Dance Winner: Gandhi

Drama Winner: Lincoln

A huge congratulations to all Houses for their effort, commitment and spirit and especially to Lincoln on their overall win. At the conclusion of the night, a member of the team at Perth Town Hall shared that he had never seen students so well-behaved, organised, and professional. Thank you to the staff who modelled and upheld these expectations, the students’ conduct backstage, onstage, and across the venue, including leaving the space so clean and orderly, is something we should be incredibly proud of.

It was a night that reflected not just talent, but culture, and that is something we can all be very proud of. 

Next stop … Mamma Mia! Here we go again! 

Ticket are now on sale for our production of Mamma Mia! at the Regal Theatre in Subiaco. Don’t miss out: 

https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/Show.aspx?sh=MAMMAMIA26 

Ms Jessica McGaw

Head of Dance and Drama

Rhythms in the City

Our first major music concert for 2026 is just hours away.

Rhythms in the City is being held at the Perth Town Hall tonight (Friday May 8), starting at 7.00pm. We have vocalists, rock bands, Electrocity, Brasstermind, Jazz Band, Concert Band and St George’s Voices. Ticket sales have been brilliant. There is still time to grab a seat.

https://www.trybooking.com/DLBRP 

Mrs Lynette Taylor

Head of Music