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Etobicoke School of the Arts (GR. 09-12) Please visit our website at www.esainfo.ca Phone: (416) 394-6910
The evening also includes a chance to see one of two performances showcasing our art focus special interest programs. The first performance runs from 6:30 pm to 7:10 pm and the second one from 7:30 pm to 8:15 pm. Parents/Guardians of Grade 8 students can use this link to reserve a free ticket for themselves and their child for one of these two ...
Arts Etobicoke: improving people's lives through the arts Donate Edge: Youth Art ShowArts Etobicoke is thrilled to present the 27th annual EDGE: Youth Art Show! This free, two week exhibition of student artwork has over 250 high school students & youth from approximately 30 schools and agencies across the GTA…
ESA Film is a community of young artists using film as a vehicle for self-exploration and critical analysis. Through its core values of respect, community and creative expression, the program provides students with a safe, rewarding and nurturing environment. Tailored to the unique challenges facing adolescents, ESA Film translates personal ...
ESA Drama offers students extensive training in character development, voice and movement. Through the study of theatre history and plays from a variety of cultures and genres, students investigate the world around them and work towards a greater understanding of themselves and others. Using the most current theatre practices and techniques ...
Faculty & Staff. The main school telephone number is 416.394.6910. Department extensions follow below. Main Office Principal: Dritan Bylykbashi Vice Principals: Gillian Elango Meredith Tuck. Dance – ext. 20103 Michailidis, Melissa (ACL) Friedman, Colleen. Drama – ext. 20135 Laidlaw, Michael (ACL) Brault, Natasha Hynes, Janine.
Students in Instrumental Music at Etobicoke School of the Arts experience all aspects of music creation and performance. The program balances ensemble performance, solo/small ensemble performance, technical skill, musicianship, composition and the study of different styles of music. All students perform in large co-curricular ensembles.
