Huge congratulations to Frank Coughlan (SH U6), one of the top Music Scholars at Shrewsbury School, who has been appointed Principal of the Trumpet section for the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain for th...

Thus Ed Tarling’s sinister gatekeeper greeted the audience of the Lower Sixth’s powerful and chilling performance of 'Electra', performed in the style of the avant-garde immersive theatre company, Punchdrunk.

The Drama Faculty’s ‘Underground’ season began this week with Harry Waterworth’s production of 'Amadeus' in the intimate and subterranean surroundings of Drama Studio 2.

The annual New Entrants' Concert at Shrewsbury has become a much-anticipated event, and this year’s was no exception. 

A selection of photos from this year's powerful Salopian Week Play, 'A Matter of Life and Death' by Emma Rice.

Following on from films showcasing the academic and pastoral life of the School, we are excited to launch the third in our series focusing on the co-curricular life of Shrewsbury.

The Dance Showcase on 15th May was a joy to behold - as Dr Helen Brown, Director of Drama, describes...

School Firsts are one of the highest honours at Shrewsbury, rewarding pupils who have demonstrated exceptional contributions to School life. They are awarded each term by a committee of Upper Sixth Formers.

With ravishing musicality and irrepressible 'joie de vivre', Shrewsbury School musicians took London by storm as maestro John Moore bade an unforgettable goodbye to the Cadogan.

This week, the Art Faculty.

Queues of eager theatre-goers waited expectantly, a-buzz at the prospect of the hottest ticket in town; others arrived in the vain hope of securing a much-coveted return...

Archie Eyre (Rb L6) paid tribute to Old Salopian Charles Darwin on the 210th anniversary of his birth (12th February 1809) with an excerpt from John Stanley's Trumpet Voluntary.