Theatre at BRCS invites students to explore the God-given gift of storytelling while developing creativity, confidence, empathy, and collaboration.
Through performance, students learn to understand the experiences of others while recognizing Christ at the center of the greater story.
CREATED TO CREATE
Storytelling With Purpose.
God is the Master Artist, and creativity is one of the ways His image is reflected in us.
At BRCS, theatre gives students an opportunity to explore His world through storytelling. On stage, students learn to step into another person’s experience, grow in empathy and understanding, and communicate stories that point beyond themselves.
“All the arts connect us with the larger narrative of Scripture and invite us into a fuller understanding of the world and our place in it.”
— THE BRCS THEATRE PROGRAM
THEATRE AT BRCS
From First Steps on Stage to Full Productions
LOWER SCHOOL
Discovering the Stage
Students begin experiencing theatre through classroom plays, chapel performances, summer theatre camp, and the beloved annual 4th Grade production of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
UPPER SCHOOL
Developing the Craft
Upper School students can participate in theatre classes, drama clubs, one-act festivals, full-length spring productions, and musical theatre—developing skills both on stage and behind the scenes.
THE BRCS STAGE
Creativity. Courage. Collaboration.
Whether performing under the lights or working behind the scenes, students discover that bringing a production to life requires discipline, teamwork, perseverance, and trust.
ON OUR STAGE
Recent Productions
2026: The Sound of Music
2025: 12 Angry Jurors (Cast 2)
2025: 12 Angry Jurors (Cast 1)
2024: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
2023: Peter Pan
2022: Sherlock Holmes
2021: The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood
2020: Pride & Prejudice
EXCELLENCE ON STAGE
Celebrating Outstanding Performance
2024 – Best Actor Honorable Mention: Tennyson Bates (Class of 2025)
2023 – Outstanding Dramatic Performance: Tennyson Bates (Class of 2025), Phaedra Wells (Class of 2025), and George Richardson (Class of 2026)
2022 – Outstanding Dramatic Performance: George Richardson
TAKE YOUR PLACE
There’s a Story Waiting to Be Told.
Whether students are stepping onto the stage for the first time or preparing for a full-length production, theatre at BRCS provides a place to discover their gifts, build confidence, create together, and tell stories with purpose.