Category: ARTS
Trinity Student Alenka Doyle ’26 Selected for CT Poetry Circuit
Hannah Smith ’26 Executive Arts & Entertainment Editor On March 31, Trinity hosted students from across Connecticut who were selected by the Connecticut Poetry Circuit […]
Review: “Affliction” and a Conversation With Paul Schrader
Alex Gervais ’28 Exec. Opinion and Design Editor On Thursday, March 5, Cinestudio hosted an evening with Paul Schrader. The event began with a brief […]
“Cinestudio Screens Sinners During Oscar-Palooza: A Review”
Hannah Smith ’26 Executive Arts & Entertainment Editor On March 10 and 14, Cinestudio will be screening Ryan Coogler’s Academy Award-nominated film “Sinners” as part […]
How does a Dance Major Spend Trinity Days?- American College Dance Association Review
Isabella Chirkis ’27 Editor in Chief From Feb. 19th to Feb. 22nd on Trinity Days, Trinity College’s Theatre and Dance department brought the 4 dance […]
“Want to Watch Something Sweet?: Valentine’s Day Movie Watchlist”
Hannah Smith ’26 Executive Arts & Entertainment Editor Valentine’s Day may be behind us, but it’s never too late to watch a romantic film with […]
“The Vagina Monologues” Performed at Trinity
Isabella Chirkis Editor in Chief On Thursday, Feb. 12, “The Vagina Monologues” was performed by students at Trinity College’s Cornelia Center. The play was written […]
Review of “La Grazia” at Cinestudio: “L’eleganza del Presidente”
Alex Gervais ’28 Executive Opinion & Design Editor There’s a temptation that storytellers have to romanticize government in one way or another. Maybe that romanticization […]
Cinestudio to Screen Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet
Hannah Smith ’26 Arts & Entertainment Executive Editor From Feb. 8 to Feb. 11, Cinestudio will be screening Chloé Zhao’s award-winning 2025 film, “Hamnet.” “Hamnet” […]
Review: “Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters”
Connor Tuttle ’27 Staff Writer On Feb. 3, Trinity College Cinestudios screened “Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters.” This was the first movie in a […]
Theatre Review: “All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914” at Playhouse on Park Invites You To Stop and Listen
Savannah Brooks ’26 Editor-in-Chief There is something incredibly intimate about an a capella performance in a blackbox theatre. While “All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce […]