Category: ARTS
Welcome Back A Capella Concert at Trinity College Chapel
Bella Chirkis ’27 News Editor This past Friday, Sept. 27th, Trinity College”s A cappella groups performed their Welcome Back Concert at the Chapel. Approximately 150 […]
Film Review: “Red Island”
Katelyn Path ’28 Contributing Writer Red Island takes place at a French military base in Madagascar during the early 1970s and revolves around a white […]
Austin Arts Center Hosts “Bodies Becoming”
Linnea Mayo ’26 Arts & Entertainment Editor On Thursday, Sept. 26, the opening night of “Bodies Becoming: Three Evenings of Choreographic Research” was brought to […]
Trinity Hosts 27th Annual Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford
Linnea Mayo ’26 Arts & Entertainment Editor On Sept. 21 and Sept. 22, 2024, Trinity College hosted its 27th annual Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford. […]
Cinestudio Review: Coup!
Hannah Smith ’26 Arts & Entertainment Editor Joseph Schuman and Austin Stark’s “Coup!”, a dark comedy set during the 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic, revolves around […]
Theater & Dance Announces Fall 2024 and Spring 2025 Productions
Linnea Mayo ’26 Arts & Entertainment Editor With the semester back in full swing, the Trinity College Theater and Dance department has much in store […]
Back to School Songs to (Hopefully) Get Through the Semester
Linnea Mayo ’26 Arts & Entertainment Editor As I sit outside the library to give the impression of being productive, I’m really just savoring the […]
Fall Film Watchlist
Hannah Smith ’26 Arts & Entertainment Editor As the temperature dips into the 60s and Target starts putting out their cheesy Halloween decorations, there’s no […]
Film Review: “Midas” by Hartford Film Company
Ricky (Laquan Copeland), Sunita (Preet Kaur) and Victor (Federico Parra) sharing a drink. Photos provided by TJ Noel-Sullivan.
Hannah Smith ’26A&E Editor On Sept. 13, 2024, TJ Noel-Sullivan’s feature debut, “Midas” will come to Cinestudio. “Midas” revolves around a charismatic college-dropout who finds […]
Review: “Late Night with the Devil”
By Hannah Smith ’26 Staff Writer One of the latest films to enter the streaming scene is Cameron and Colin Cairnes’ “Late Night with the […]