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Ena Bevan (Class of 2032): "My parents used to take me to lots of classic concerts when I was a baby, and I liked the sound of the violin."

Michi Morita (Class of 2025): "Along with these titles, I also received scholarships to summer training programs in New York at Steps on Broadway. These titles and scholarships not only gave me amazing opportunities to network with professionals, but it also gave me some amazing friendships that I will have forever."

Mihika Gupta (Class of 2029) "As I compete for our school during the various sports seasons, I seize the opportunities to catch up with my equestrian training during the summer or in between sports seasons."

Rena Kenmoku (Classof 2024): "Music should be something that you laugh, bleed, and breathe out. So when you compose it should sound like a reflection of yourself, be original, and don't let anybody influence you to do otherwise."

Sophia Migdalski (Class of 2025): " When you're having fun and being genuine on stage, whether you're singing or engaging in any other activity, the audience will naturally have a good time watching you."

Natsuki Uchino (Class of 2024) "Within sports, mental strength—not only physical—is always something you need to work on. There will always be ups and downs in your performances, and it is important to know that it is normal"

Congratulations to all of the students who performed and worked backstage on this fun and festive musical!

Kokomi Sakurai (Class of 2029) "One of the most challenging things I must overcome is showing up, even though I know each practice will be uncomfortable and hard."

Eloise Jones (Class of 2030) "I decided to start rugby because I was inspired by the Womens Rugby World Cup final involving England’s Red Roses and New Zealand’s Black Ferns."