The Baltimore School for the Arts presents ...

GODSPELL
The 2012 Revival Version
Music by Stephen Schwartz
Book by John Michael Tebelak

Directed by Becky Mossing
Choreography and Musical Direction by Quae Simpson
Performed by The Class of 2025 Senior Acting Ensemble
Designed by The Class of 2025 Senior Stage Design & Production Ensemble

Conceived by John Michael Tebelak with music by Stephen Schwartz, Godspell is ultimately about creating community. Based on the parables in the New Testament, Godspell’s music and storytelling are the basis for how we learn about what is really important in the world. With themes of thoughtfulness, love, kindness, and faith, this musical has deep meaning for all of us now more than ever.

Ticket Prices: $15 General Admission

THERE WILL BE ONE 10 MINUTE INTERMISSION
(Running time approximately 2 hours & 15 Minutes)

POSTCARDS- Spring Symphonic Wind and Jazz Ensemble concert

On Thursday, April 3nd, the music department will be hosting our annual Symphonic Wind and Jazz ensmeble concert! This performance will begin at 5PM and will be located in the Schaeffer Ballroom. Please come out and support our lovely and talented symphonic wind ensmble as well as our Jazz big band as they put on an exciting and beautiful performance, showcasing works from composers such as; John chance, John Cacavas, Andrew Boysen, Kelijah Dunton,  Miles Davis, Thad Jones and James Spaulding. 

This captivating performance will feature our guest conductor, saxophonist and BSA alum, Tyrone Page '12. 

There will be well anticipated coreography to add an entertaining visual element to one of the jazz pieces. This will be a tap dance showcasing two BSA students, Alex Bennett '26 and Eve Craven '27. 

Come join us for a night of exciting celebration and harmonious melodies while being captivated by the spirit and joy of BSA's music students.

Coppélia is a whimsical tale set in a small town in Germany that centers around an odd toymaker, Dr. Coppelius; a young girl in his window, Coppélia; and two young people, Swanhilda and Franz.  Swanhilda and Franz are fascinated with the young girl who sits and reads a book in the toymaker’s window every day. Dr. Coppelius never lets anyone into his toy shop. He keeps the key to himself and does not have visitors. The toy shop is a place of great mystery to everyone in this little farm town. One afternoon, Dr. Coppelius accidentally loses his key, and Swanhilda and her friends find it!  That night, they sneak into the toy shop and experience all of the wonders and secrets within!

The Baltimore School for the Arts presents ...

Historical Scenes 2025 - WORKING YOUNG

Performed by the Sophomore Acting Ensemble

Designed & Produced by the Sophomore Stage Design & Production Ensemble