Category: ARTS
Theatre Review: The National Tour of “Spamalot” Brings Nostalgia and Whimsy Aplenty to the Bushnell
Savannah Brooks ’26 Editor-in-Chief If you think you will like “Spamalot,” you are probably correct. If you think you won’t, you are also probably correct. […]
TASA Holds 12th Annual Fashion Show
Maya Sasaki-George ’28 Arts & Entertainment Editor On Nov. 15, 2025, the Trinity African Students Association (TASA) celebrated its 12th annual fashion show in Mather […]
Poor Time Management: A Film Watchlist
Fields Thomas ’29 Staff Writer It’s hitting the season where classes are picking up and the temperature keeps dropping. Spirits are low when they are […]
The Educated Actor: Erik Bloomquist ’14 on Craft, Career and Community
Lily Mellitz ’26 Executive Features Editor Erik Bloomquist ’14, a Connecticut native, is an artist who moves fluidly across mediums. He graduated from Trinity cum […]
Inside Trinity’s Organ Studio: A Conversation With Elijah Morris ’28
Elina Khindova ’27 Contributing Writer On Thursday, Oct. 6, the Chapel was filled with organ music performed by students from Trinity College’s Organ Studio, joined […]
Review: “Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror” With Radiohead at Cinestudio Transcends History and Genre
Maya Sasaki-George ’28 Arts & Entertainment Editor On Nov. 7, 2025, Cinestudio screened the 1922 silent film “Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror,” directed by F. […]
Chapel Unveils New Stained Glass Window Given by Former President Joanne Berger-Sweeney
Maya Sasaki-George ’28 Arts & Entertainment Editor On Nov. 2, 2025, the Trinity College Chapel debuted a new stained glass window in honor of Bishop […]
Trinity’s A Cappella Groups Perform at Annual Halloween Collaboration, Spook-Appella
Hannah Smith ’26 Executive Arts & Entertainment Editor On the night of Halloween, the Trinity College Chapel was packed for Spook-Appella, the annual Halloween concert […]
Theatre Review: “English” — Learning To Understand One Another, One Language Barrier at a Time
Fields Thomas ’29 Staff Writer In honor of TheatreWorks Hartford’s 40th anniversary, this season opens with a 2023 Pulitzer-winning show. “English,” written by Sanaz Toossi, […]
Theatre Review: “The Wolves” Will Charm You
Maya Sasaki-George ’28 Arts & Entertainment Editor From Oct. 23-25, 2025, the Austin Arts Center’s Garmany Hall transformed into the synthetic-turfed warmup area of a […]