Arts

Theatre

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Arts

The CCS Theatre Department invites students into the rich tradition of storytelling as a way to explore God’s world. Rooted in a Christ-centered mission, the program emphasizes hard work, respect, collaboration, and humility. Students are challenged to stretch themselves, to welcome constructive feedback, and to use their creative gifts for the glory of God. By telling compelling, truth-filled stories, our students not only develop as artists but also serve and inspire the greater community.

UPCOMING PERFORMANCES

Mark your calendars for the middle school musical production of PETER PAN, JR. November 12-15, 2025. Tickets go on sale soon!

Peter Pan Jr. tells the story of Peter Pan, a mischievous flying boy, and the Darling children who are transported to the magical island of Neverland. Once there, they encounter a world of wonder and adventure — joining forces with fairies like Tinker Bell, the spirited Lost Boys, and Brave Girls, all while facing off against the infamous pirates led by Captain Hook. Through daring escapades, clever tricks, and the power of imagination, Peter and his friends ultimately triumph over Hook and his crew. This timeless tale of courage, friendship, and never growing up comes to life on stage in a production that will delight audiences of all ages.

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Our renowned Musical Theatre department is a dynamic and integral part of the Fine Arts program, regularly performing to sold-out audiences in our state-of-the-art, nearly 600-seat Fine Arts Center auditorium. Throughout the year, students present multiple full-scale musicals showcasing their talents in front of community audiences. Theatre classes offer a comprehensive curriculum that emphasizes acting, directing, and writing, while also providing opportunities to explore specialized areas such as stage combat, stage makeup, scenic design, children's theatre, and radio plays. In addition, our popular summer musical theatre camps offer an immersive, fast-paced introduction to every aspect of theatrical production—perfect for students eager to experience the magic of putting on a show from start to finish.

Class Offerings

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Studio Arts
Studio Arts encompasses a variety of different class offerings, providing exposure to new techniques and materials, including graphic design, multimedia art, printmaking, and 3D fabrication, to create unique and expressive works of art. They also have the opportunity to showcase their pieces in our Fine Arts Center Gallery and participate in community events.

Classes Offered:
- Studio Art I & II
- Introduction to Art
- Design I & II
- Drawing I, II, & III
- AP Art & Design
Ceramics
Ceramics introduces students to hand-building, wheel-throwing, and sculptural techniques using clay. Students experiment with form, texture, and glazing to create functional and artistic pieces. Their work has the option to be displayed in our Fine Arts Center Gallery, as well opportunities to showcase and sell pieces at community events.

Courses Offered:
- Ceramics I
- Ceramics II
- Ceramics III
Industrial Arts
Industrial Arts students begin by learning essential shop safety and tool usage. They then move on to designing, building, and finishing projects such as cutting boards, furniture, and more. Advanced woodworkers have the opportunity to create marketable art using a variety of materials, including wood, metal, pottery, leather, and stone. Their work is displayed in our Fine Arts Center Gallery, with opportunities to showcase and sell their creations at community events.

Classes Offered:
- Middle School Woodworking I & II
- High School Woodworking
- Advanced Woodworking

Clubs & Co-Curriculars

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Art Club

Art Club is offered in both our Middle School and High School. It's a time to meet other creative individuals and have fun exploring all kinds of art. Whether face painting at football games, bleach art on shirts, or block printmaking, members do not need to be a "good artist." Art Club provides the opportunity to learn new things and even sell your own art without the pressure of doing it alone. It's also a good opportunity to hang out with new people and play a variety of art-related games.
Media Club

The Digital Media Club is an after-school organization in charge of photography and videography for games and other CCS events.
Nonesuch

Nonesuch is a committed group of High School students striving to cultivate a culture of independent creative writing, performing and artistry in the High School. Dedicated team members meet weekly to review hundreds of original works of poetry, prose, fiction, songwriting, film, and visual art submitted over the year, and to plan the best ways to showcase our student body's best work.
Pep Band

Nothing gets the crowd going and encourages school spirit like the CCS Pep Band, a fun mix of band students and instrumental enthusiasts! We provide music at the high school varsity football and basketball home games. Middle School band students can join the Pep Band as an opportunity to grow and perform alongside more advanced high school musicians.
Theatre Club

The CCS Theatre needs community collaboration! All students are invited to be involved: singers, dancers, actors, artists, and behind the scenes crew members. Auditions are required for all performing roles, and crew involvement is non-auditioned.

Fine Arts Friends

We are so thankful for our CCS Fine Arts Friends!

If you are interested in viewing our current Fine Arts Friends or becoming a partner, please click the link below for more information.
Fine Arts Friends