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Rogues’ Gallery: Exploring Art and Imperfection

By Jaya Goud, Banner Staff As members of the Winsor community entered the Goel Theater on Friday, February 7 for the Lower School Winter Play, Rogues’ Gallery, they were greeted by the sight of many cardboard boxes laid on the stage—an unconventional set that promised a thrilling performance to follow.  When the lights dimmed, it …

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From Prep to Performance: Winsor Dance Team

By Jackie Belliveau, Banner Staff Since its inception almost a decade ago, the Winsor Dance Team has never failed to impress the rest of the Winsor community with their performance skills. At Under the Lights and assemblies, the team consistently inspires with their amazing moves. But what goes into preparing the performances for the Winsor …

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A Glimpse into Winsor’s Alumnae Art Gallery

By Julia Bae, Banner Staff Winsor’s newest art exhibition—all done by Winsor alumnae—is now complete! Established at the end of January, the “Young Alumnae Art Exhibition” features works by Katya Agarwal ’23, Audrey Cheng ’23, and Petra Sarkisian ’23. These works are wonderful to admire and serve as a testament to the talent of these …

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Holding Space for Wicked: Review and Recap

By Katina Handrinos, Banner Staff The 1900 novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum has inspired a long line of spin-off media, including the stage musical Wicked, which first opened on Broadway in 2003 and has been running ever since. Wicked has garnered high acclaim, winning three Tony Awards and amassing a …

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Not a Chord Out of Tune, Even A Minor

By Katina Handrinos, Banner Staff On Sunday, February 9, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles faced off in Super Bowl LIX, with the Eagles securing a decisive victory, 40-22. However, for some who may be disillusioned with football, the more notable event of that day was the Super Bowl’s Halftime Show, headlined by …

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