The ARTs at RBR

  •  RBR VPA Spotlight

    RBR VPA Spotlight

    These “Spotlights” shine a light on our exceptional programs, our superb teachers, and our wonderful students. The latest update is from our STEM programs. Other “Spotlights” celebrate the exceptional work being done in ELA, Professional Learning, and Counseling Services. Future editions will highlight achievements in the Arts, Athletics/Activities, and other content areas. Thanks to our outstanding school leadership team for their help in preparing these materials.

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  •  Shrek the Musical March 30th thru April 2nd in the Joe A. Russo III Theatre!

    Shrek the Musical March 30th thru April 2nd in the Joe A. Russo III Theatre!

    The Red Bank Regional Theatre Company & Dreamworks present: Shrek the Musical, a story about a hulking green ogre and his journey to love & friendship, performs March 30th - April 1st at 7pm & April 2nd at 2pm in the Joe A. Russo III Theatre at 101 Ridge Road, Little Silver, NJ 07739. Tickets are $15.00 adults and $10.00 seniors/children/non-RBR Students. You can purchase tickets online at https://rbrhsnj.booktix.com/

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  •  The Red Bank Regional Theatre Company presents Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol."

    The Red Bank Regional Theatre Company presents Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol."

    The Red Bank Regional Theatre Company presents Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." The timeless holiday tale of Ebeneezer Scrooge performs December 1- 3 at 7pm and Dec. 4 at 2pm in the Joe A. Russo III Theatre at 101 Ridge Road, Little SIlver NJ 07739. Tickets are $15.00 adults and $10.00 seniors/children. You can purchase tickets online at https://rbrhsnj.booktix.com/

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  •  Red Bank Regional High School Theatre Company Presents "Godspell"

    Red Bank Regional High School Theatre Company Presents "Godspell"

    RED BANK, N.J. - Feb. 21, 2022 - PRLog -- GODSPELL is a timeless rock musical based on the Gospel of St. Matthew. Written in 1971 by John-Michael Teblak and Stephen Schwartz and revived on Broadway in 2012, it tells the story of Jesus' ministry and Passion through parables, clowning, dance and music. It is being performed by members of The Red Bank Regional Theatre Company and is directed by Reuben Jackson. GODSPELL opens at Red Bank Regional HS on March 31st at 7pm and runs thru April 3rd. Tickets will be available starting March 1st at https://rbrhsnj.booktix.com/ or at the theater door.

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  •  Red Bank Regional High School Theatre Company Presents “A Streetcar Named Desire” in December Perfo

    Red Bank Regional High School Theatre Company Presents “A Streetcar Named Desire” in December

    RED BANK, N.J. (October 18, 2021) – The 2021-2022 season of The Red Bank Regional Theatre Company begins with Tennessee Williams' “A Streetcar Named Desire,” which opens December 2nd at 7:00 PM and runs through December 5th with a Sunday matinee at 2:00 PM. The show will be performed in the Joseph A. Russo Theatre at Red Bank Regional High School, 101 Ridge Road, Little Silver, New Jersey. Tickets start at $15.00 and are available for purchase at rbrhsnj.booktix.com.

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  • RBRHS photography majors exhibit set to go online this weekend.

    Little silver: The Red bank regional commercial photo majors will be holding their annual senior show as an online exhibit through Instagram and Facebook. The (RBR) photo level 4 seniors have been working on their body of work since September of 2019. The show is typically held at a local venue with a reception each year but in light of the national lockdown they have decided to go online and provide a virtual tour of the wonderful creative expressions that they have explored over the past several years The show represents the culmination of 10 artists who have been studying photography together for the past 4 years as part of the visual and performing arts Academy under the direction of Dawn Lisko. The show will feature 100 pieces from 10 students who live throughout the county; ranging from Red Bank to Belmar. Come experience a variety of work from adobe Photoshop techniques to 35 mm darkroom film projects to a combination of mixed media art work. The public is invited to view the show and provide comments and questions and can even inquire about purchasing the work. Please help support the RBR photo majors from the class of 2020.
    LINKS: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/red.bank.792740 and Instagram: @rbrhs_photography

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  • The Visual Performing Arts Academy is Thriving at RBR

    The various programs of the Visual Performing Arts academies had a packed winter filled with activities at Red Bank Regional High School, as well as around Monmouth County. The Creative Writers and Studio Art majors began the winter with the annual Scholastic Art and Writing Competition. Creative Writers accumulated 27 awards in total ranging from freshman to seniors. Studio Art seniors, Robert Rainville and Corinne Costello won a gold and silver key respectably. In addition, Studio Art majors collaborated with the Memory Project, in which they created portraits for children in refugee camps.

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  • RBRHS Creative Writing and Drama Students As Lou & Liz

    If you listen to “Lou & Liz in the Morning” on 94.3 FM/”the Point” you may have been surprised to hear a recent skit by a cast of RBR students. It all started when Meaghan McDavitt, the creative writing teacher at RBR, reached out to the show to ask how the students could promote their upcoming Winter Showcase. Soon it was decided that the students would write, sing and perform a sketch where they impersonate Lou & Liz announcing the event. It was a true VPA collaboration in which creative writing students prepared a script performed by a cast of VPA drama majors The piece was then filmed by RBR Interactive Media students. Lou & Liz liked the video so much they asked the students to perform it on the air.

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