Last Greenwood Mic of 2023/2024 launches Arts Week

5/22/2024

Arts Week got off to a musical start on May 13 at the final Greenwood Mic of the year.

The assembly welcomed some Greenwood Mic veterans as well as some new voices to the stage.

Greenwood Mic offers the opportunity for students and staff to showcase their musical, dance or comedic talents in front of the school community.

Thank you to Arts Executives Fin Burke ‘24 and Lilly Vescio ‘24 for emceeing and performing.

Here’s the full lineup:

Jack Jenkinson ‘27, Guitar, Viva la Vida by Coldplay

Mel Edgell ‘25 and Danielle Tylman ‘25, Vienna by Billy Joel

Dylan Scott ‘27 - Dad Jokes

Diana Borlase ‘26, Fin Burke ‘24 and Elliot Veneziano ‘29 - Come Together by The Beatles

Phoebe Gregson ‘25 and Charlotte Hounsome ‘25 - Linger by the Cranberries

Ms Hammad, Ms Hu and Ms Quach - She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5

Kevin Xu ‘24 - Performing "LOT OF ME" - by Lil Tecca

Fin Burke ‘24 and Lilly Vescio ‘24 - Fast Car by Tracy Chapman

Thank you also to Tom Evis ‘24, Diana ‘27, Fin ‘24 and Elliot ‘29 for providing the pre- and post-show music.

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Jack Jenkinson '27 peforms at Greenwood Mic.
Mel Edgell '25 (left) and Danielle Tylman '25 (right) perform at Greenwood Mic.
Dylan Scott '27 regales the crowd with his dad jokes.
Phoebe Gregson ‘25 (left) and Charlotte Hounsome ‘25 (right) perform at Greenwood Mic.
Selma Hammad (left) and Winnie Quach (right) sing together at Greenwood Mic accompanied by Linda Hu (not pictured).
Kevin Xu '24 performs at Greenwood Mic.
Lilly Vescio '24 (left) and Fin Burke '24 (right) perform at Greenwood Mic.

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