05/11/2026
This spring, the Flintridge Prep stage was a place of fairytales and barrier-breaking melodies, celebrating a full semester of creative work in both curricular classes and extracurricular groups.
In “Once Upon a Dream,” the Spring Dance Concert took a narrative approach, inviting the audience into a fairytale storybook where classic tales were explored from unexpected angles. From the 8th Grade Dance ensemble’s "The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party" to the Hip Hop Club’s "March of Hearts," every ensemble showed tremendous growth, venturing "beyond the castle walls" to meet challenges with determination and grace. Soloist seniors also performed their last dances on stage.
The Spring Music Concert, “Hope Triumphant,” centered on themes of optimism and triumph over adversity. Our musicians highlighted composers who broke race and gender barriers, including William Grant Still and Amy Beach. The grand finale, "Somebody to Love," featured a powerful collaboration of the combined orchestras and choirs.
These students have shown incredible bravery in sharing stories through the performing arts. A huge thank you to faculty members Molly Mattei, Alisha Mullally, Clara Valenzuela, and Reuben Allen for their vision and leadership! Congratulations to all our performers on a spectacular season!
