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Artists of the Week
The arts at King’s-Edgehill are an inclusive environment that embraces diversity. Not only in who we are but in our choices of what we pursue and how we express that choice. Creativity and imagination allow the capacity to develop ideas, solve problems and provide life skills. Intelligence and creativity are overlapping skills and through the arts, a person builds confidence, develops perspective, and finds their true nature.
Molly Kozoriz ‘25
A natural on stage, Molly brought incredible depth and understanding to her lead role. Her experience lifted those around her, and she was phenomenal from the first rehearsal to final curtain call. Congratulations on your final production at KES – your presence on stage may be missed next year, but we can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll do as you continue exploring theatre beyond graduation!
A natural on stage, Molly brought incredible depth and understanding to her lead role. Her experience lifted those around her, and she was phenomenal from the first rehearsal to final curtain call. Congratulations on your final production at KES – your presence on stage may be missed next year, but we can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll do as you continue exploring theatre beyond graduation!
Will Larder ‘26
It was wonderful to see Will take his commitment to the performing arts so seriously. He always knew his blocking, had every line down cold, and consistently came to rehearsals ready to embody Mr. Darcy. His performance on stage was truly wonderful, and we hope to see even more from him in the future – well done!
It was wonderful to see Will take his commitment to the performing arts so seriously. He always knew his blocking, had every line down cold, and consistently came to rehearsals ready to embody Mr. Darcy. His performance on stage was truly wonderful, and we hope to see even more from him in the future – well done!
Lissi Lastra Rubio ‘25
Lissi is a committed arts student who can completely transform into character, dance like a pro, and sing with heart. She was a true leader during choreography sessions and approached her role with professionalism and enthusiasm. We'll certainly miss her energy and kindness next year – congratulations on a fantastic final production!
Lissi is a committed arts student who can completely transform into character, dance like a pro, and sing with heart. She was a true leader during choreography sessions and approached her role with professionalism and enthusiasm. We'll certainly miss her energy and kindness next year – congratulations on a fantastic final production!
Gabby Shaw ‘25
An all-around superstar, Gabby can be dropped into any role and make it unforgettable. A favourite moment this season was seeing her perform on stage for our Noise Day show, dominate on the rugby pitch (earning Player of the Game!), and then return for an incredible opening night performance – all in one afternoon! Congratulations on all your success!
Colton Stepp ‘25
We’re so glad Colton committed to the play in his final year at KES! With a natural ability to embody any character with ease, he delivered a fantastic performance and kept us laughing with his creative choices throughout rehearsals. An absolute dynamite performer – congratulations on a job well done! We will miss you on stage next year!
Karen Jones
We’re so glad Colton committed to the play in his final year at KES! With a natural ability to embody any character with ease, he delivered a fantastic performance and kept us laughing with his creative choices throughout rehearsals. An absolute dynamite performer – congratulations on a job well done! We will miss you on stage next year!
Karen Jones
Junior School Faculty
Director, Arts
King’s-Edgehill School is located in Mi'kma'ki, the unceded ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq People.
