SING! Scoreboard

Overall
Soph-Frosh                              Junior                                       Senior

Overall Impression
101
154
136

Script
94
148
120

Acting
109
141
126

Dance
111
134
158

Band/Orchestra
128
142.5
138

Vocal Musical Elements
101
138
134

Sets
105
156
138

Technical Aspects
83
132
106

Costumes
111
155
123

Deductions
-8
-56
-56

Total
935
1244.5
1123

Friday
Soph-Frosh                              Junior                                        Senior

Overall Impression
57
88
68

Script
54
81
60

Acting
58
81
65

Dance
60
77
84

Band/Orchestra
66
80.5
70

Vocal Musical Elements
54
78
68

Sets
63
89
72

Technical Aspects
45
77
50

Costumes
62
92
64

Deductions
-8
-16
-40

Total
511
727.5
561

Saturday
Soph-Frosh                              Junior                                          Senior

Overall Impression
44
66
68

Script
40
67
60

Acting
51
60
61

Dance
51
57
74

Band/Orchestra
62
62
68

Vocal Musical Elements
47
60
66

Sets
42
67
66

Technical Aspects
38
55
56

Costumes
49
63
59

Deductions
0
-40
-16

Total
424
517
562

SING! Top Five

Top 5 Pop Culture References

Junior SING!

“I can’t… My skin will sparkle. I don’t want my boyfriend Edward to dump me!” – Countess Chocula (Rebecca Temkin)
The Twilight series reference is made when Toucan Sam (Harris Dupre) and Pop (Sadie Bergen) dare Countess Chocula to step into the sunlight; she, in turn, pulls out a life-size cardboard [...]

Senior SING!: Rising from the Underworld

“Save yourselves while you still can!” Taking the same advice that a Spartan (Joey Bzomowski) gave to the demigods, the seniors did more than just save themselves. Instead of being discouraged by their Friday performance, which did not have as awe-inspiring of an effect as the audience hoped for, they returned Saturday night with a [...]

Soph-Frosh SING!: Wii (Sort of) Rock

“Tonight we shut them down, we pwn them, because we can,” Pikachu said with confidence moments before the final battle of Soph-Frosh SING! commenced. Although the team of video game characters prevails in the end, the Soph-Frosh script failed to do the same. Amidst a few bright spots, the two grades came together with a [...]

Junior SING!: “They’re Grrrrreat!”

So says Tony the Tiger, Private Eye (Arik Raviv) in just one of the expected word puns in a SING! that had low expectations. Few people outside the junior grade expected a theme of cereal to be successful. Senior SING! devoted half of its spirit song to making fun of the “dumb” plot and even [...]

Square Diner: Cheap and Chic

In New York City, food is everywhere. On almost every block there are numerous restaurants, delis and cafés. However, for an average high school student, many of these places are just too expensive. Nonetheless, every so often, a venue that is both cheap and delicious comes around. That place is Square Diner—affectionately called “the Square”—which [...]

Not the Best Jamaican Fix

A buttery crust filled with piping hot, spicy filling—if only the school could make beef patties right. I was never a fan of these “school” patties and hoped to some day sample the real Jamaican version. I thought I would accomplish this goal when I discovered Golden Krust Caribbean Bakery and Grill.
Golden Krust is a [...]

A Festival for the Family

The New York International Children’s Film Festival (NYICFF) was created in 1997 based on the idea that children and teens could handle cinematic works with visual, emotional and intellectual complexity, or at least, more than what mainstream media gave them credit for. Held annually, the NYICFF finds and presents pieces from all over the world [...]

A Festival for the Family

The New York International Children’s Film Festival (NYICFF) was created in 1997 based on the idea that children and teens could handle cinematic works with visual, emotional and intellectual complexity, or at least, more than what mainstream media gave them credit for. Held annually, the NYICFF finds and presents pieces from all over the world [...]

Stuy Squad Show to Benefit Haiti

Hoping to out-dazzle last year’s show, Stuy Squad, Stuyvesant’s dance club, met their expectation after putting on an eclectic show that boasted an array of modern, traditional, ballroom and even comedic dance performances. The coordinated step and hip-hop crews excited the audience, while the graceful ballroom and individual performances had some breathtaking moves. The show’s [...]