Elizabeth High School Performing Arts Department offers classes in a variety of performing arts disciplines, including vocal music, instrumental music, and theatre. Some of the offerings include concert band, jazz band, orchestra, dance, choir, technical and performance theatre, and more! The courses incorporate studying the concepts, theory, and history of the various disciplines of performing arts. Students learn through listening, discussing, playing, creating and performing.

The Performing Arts program provides beneficial, educational, and accessible experiences for a diverse population of young people. The program ranges from beginners just starting in the arts to those talented high school students looking to immerse themselves in the performing arts and to further develop their skills and abilities.

The enthusiasm and commitment of the staff and students lead to academic excellence. Students gain experiences that stimulate learning and spark creativity and imagination. Arts can play a vital role in helping young people develop a greater appreciation for learning.

Our students perform locally, around the Denver metro area and throughout the state in concerts, festivals, musicals, and competitions. We’re known for our outstanding musical performances including "Disney's The Little Mermaid," "The Drowsy Chaperone," and "Little Women," for our comedies such as "The Canterville Ghost". Theatre director, Jennifer Barclay was most recently recognized for her excellence in costuming at the Bobby Gee Awards! The state finalist, regional champion Cardinal Pride Marching Band has earned acclaim throughout Colorado. Most recently, the vocal and instrumental music departments participated in the Winter Park Ski and Music Festival. Chamber Choir and Orchestra won Grand Champion of the festival in 2022!

Be a part of our award winning Performing Arts Program today!

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