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Student Experience
Arts
A Passion for the Arts
Courses and co-curricular activities in the visual and performing arts offer students of all skill levels the opportunity to explore and discover their passion for the arts. Fine arts and media communications studies allow students to apply a variety of techniques in real-world product-based experiences.
Discover the Arts
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Visual Arts
Students learn to express themselves through a variety of mediums in fine arts courses. There are opportunities to use traditional materials like paints, pencils and pastels, along with those using computer-based graphic design software. Classes are available for those students who have never taken an art course, as well as those who wish to have their skillset expanded through two different AP Studio Art course offerings. Students can also exhibit their work in the annual Continental League Art Show.
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Theatre
Regis Jesuit Theatre allows interested students a stage on which to shine, literally. There are also opportunities for students wanting to learn the technical aspects of stagecraft. There are both courses for aspiring actors and theatre technicians to work on their skills, as well as opportunities through productions staged by the Drama Club each semester. Students can also compete in the Colorado State Thespian Convention and qualify for national competition.
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Performing Arts
The Performing Arts Program at Regis Jesuit is designed to offer courses to students of all levels of experience with and interest in vocal or instrumental music. There are introductory classes for budding singers and instrumentalists all the way up to an AP course in music theory and everything in between. Students have the opportunity to showcase what they have learned in performances each semester. Those desiring to do so are also supported in auditioning for the All-State music ensembles and/or participating in the Continental League Music Festival.
Upcoming Performances
Arts News
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DRAMA CLUB AND THESPIAN STANDOUTS TO COMPETE AT THESFEST
Read MoreCongratulations to Ryan Calabrese '24 and Jacob Olesky '24 for their superior scores at the State Thespian Convention (ThesCon) in December in the Duet Scene category. As a reflection of their success, they have qualified to perform their scene in competition at the International Thespian Festival (ThesFest) this June at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. ThesFest is the nation's premiere theatre festival where the highest-rated performers and technicians from across the country perform and present their work. We are proud to have such talented students representing our community at ThesFest. -
2023 BOBBY G AWARD NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED
Congratulations to Liz Barrios '24, Starnia Bleus '23, Juli Davis '24 and Paloma Paz '24 on being nominated for Outstanding Achievement in Hair & Makeup Design in this year's 2023 Bobby G Awards for their work on the spring production Tarzan: The Stage Musical. The Bobby Gs are Denver theatre’s Tonys® for high schools. Winners will be announced on May 18. This is the fifth time since 2019 RJ Theatre has garnered at least one Bobby G nomination.Read More
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PERFORMING ARTS YEAREND CONCERTS AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING
Congratulations to the Regis Jesuit choral and instrumental ensembles on their spectacular yearend performances held the last week of April. If you were unable to attend or would simply like to see them again, please visit the RJ Media YouTube channel to enjoy these two concerts celebrating our amazing students and their musical achievements. Bravo, Raiders, on a job well done!
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Regis Jesuit High School
Girls Division
6300 S. Lewiston Way, Aurora, CO 80016
Fax: 303.269.8133
Fax: 303.269.8133
Regis Jesuit High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic and other school-administered programs.