Welcome to Grace-St.Luke's Episcopal School

Please enjoy the scrapbook pages of former GSL performances
Main scrapbook page
Mulan (Spring 2008)
As You Like It (Fall 2007)
Godspell, Jr. (Spring 2007)
The Trial of the Big Bad Wolf (Fall 2006)
The Taming of the Shrew (Spring 2006)
Once in the Time of Trolls (Fall 2005)
The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood (Spring 2005)
You Don't See Me (Fall 2004)
Narnia: 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' (Spring 2004 )
The Tempest (Fall 2003)
GSL Live! (Spring 2003)

Grace- St. Luke’s Performing Arts program has been going strong for nearly 13 years. The school supports diverse classes in the Performing Arts and 2 stage productions each year. The classwork is designed to help the students build their self-confidence, develop an appreciation for the Performing Arts and develop their creative and presentation skills. With each production the students can showcase their talents and are challenged to push their creativity to new heights.

Please feel free to view our pages highlighting some of our most memorable productions.

Performing Arts teacher and director, Leslie Reddick -Email

Noteworthy News
Please enjoy the scrapbook pages of former GSL performances Main scrapbook page Mulan (Spring 2008) As You Like It (Fall 2007) Godspell, Jr. (Spring 2007) The Trial of the Big Bad Wolf (Fall 2006) The Taming of the Shrew (Spring 2006) Once in the Time of Trolls (Fall 2005) The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood (Spring 2005) You Don't See Me (Fall 2004) Narnia: 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' (Spring 2004 ) The Tempest (Fall 2003) GSL Live! (Spring 2003)

	Grace- St. Luke’s Performing Arts program has been going strong for nearly 13 years. The school supports diverse classes in the Performing Arts and 2 stage productions each year. The classwork is designed to help the students build their self-confidence, develop an appreciation for the Performing Arts and develop their creative and presentation skills. With each production the students can showcase their talents and are challenged to push their creativity to new heights. Please feel free to view our pages highlighting some of our most memorable productions.
Performing Arts teacher and director, Leslie Reddick -Email