Leaders in production management and theatrical design, construction, and programming
The St. Luke's School Department of Theater Arts is structured around a Regional Theatre model. Students interested in management and leadership have the opportunity to stage manage and produce shows.
Creative students can design sets, lights, costumes, sound, and projection. Every show is built, painted, and programmed by students with an interest in art, carpentry, electronics, engineering, and clothing construction. Under expert instruction, students can focus on one aspect or learn a wide variety of skills.
Stagecraft is an after school activity open to students in grades 7-12. Tech Crew members range from beginner to advanced. At St. Luke's, students run the show.
Creative students can design sets, lights, costumes, sound, and projection. Every show is built, painted, and programmed by students with an interest in art, carpentry, electronics, engineering, and clothing construction. Under expert instruction, students can focus on one aspect or learn a wide variety of skills.
Stagecraft is an after school activity open to students in grades 7-12. Tech Crew members range from beginner to advanced. At St. Luke's, students run the show.
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St. Luke's Tech Crew students serve in various leadership roles including running the boards in the booth during productions -
Theater Tech Director John Conners guides Tech Crew members through their hands-on participation in building the sets -
Students on the Student Tech Crew are an active part of the show's set production -
The Tech Crew for the elaborate Boeing-Boeing set was twice as large as the cast -
Middle School Tech Crew members on the Wizard of Oz Yellow Brick Road they built -
St. Luke's Tech Crew went bold, fun, and colorful for the Middle School's modern take Comedy of Errors -
The multi-tier set and large moveable set pieces for Urinetown built by St. Luke's Tech Crew helped accommodate for the many actors in the production -
The Tech Crew's used various levels and spaces for Rent -
St. Luke's Tech Crew in the booth -
An entire house front and yard were created by St. Luke's Tech Crew for All My Sons -
St. Luke's Tech Crew built a large set piece for the large cast of James and the Giant Peach -
For the holocaust drama I Never Saw Another Butterfly, the Tech Crew projected powerful images -
The Giver used large projections to enhance the production -
St. Luke's Middle School Tech Crew members also have leadership roles in the booth -
Large replicated pieces of artwork were painted by St. Luke's Tech Crew for I Never Saw Another Butterfly -
Theatre Tech Director John Conners encourages students to take leadership roles -
Students of the Tech Crew working in the tech booth -
Tech Crew for The 39 Steps -
St. Luke's Tech Crew created an extra level for the student School of Rock band
Stagecraft Faculty
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John Conners
Technical Director
St. Luke’s School is a secular (non-religious), private school in New Canaan, CT for grades 5 through 12 serving over 40 towns in Connecticut and New York. Our exceptional academics and diverse co-educational community foster students’ intellectual and ethical development and prepare them for top colleges. St. Luke’s Leading with Humanity curriculum builds the commitment to serve and the confidence to lead.
