Category: ARTS
Review: “Kerouac’s Road: The Beat of a Nation” at Cinestudio
Maya Sasaki-George ’28 Arts & Entertainment Editor On Sept. 23, 2025, Cinestudio showed a documentary on the literary icon, controversial figure and American novelist Jack […]
28th Annual Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford at Trinity College
Four combined choirs sing at 28th ASOFH (Photo courtesy of John Atashian)
Elina Khindova ’27 Contributing Writer On Sept. 26 to 27, the annual Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford took place at the Trinity College Chapel. Open […]
Austin Arts Center, Chapel Announce Slate of Events for the Fall Semester
Maya Sasaki-George ’28 Arts & Entertainment Editor Art lovers at Trinity should keep an eye out for the exciting range of concerts, plays, exhibitions, screenings, […]
Back to School Movie Motivation
Viggo Mortensen (left) and Annalise Basso (right) in “Captain Fantastic” Photo credit: The New York Times
Hannah Smith ’26 Executive Arts & Entertainment Editor As the school year starts up again and homework begins to pile up, you’re going to need […]
Godfrey Simmons Reflects on One-Man Show “Mr. Joy”
Maya Sasaki-George ’28 Arts & Entertainment Editor In August 2025, Godfrey Simmons, Lecturer in the Theater and Dance department, starred in the one-man show “Mr. […]
Kurosawa Epics to Be Shown at Cinestudio
Hannah Smith ’26 Executive Arts & Entertainment Editor For the month of September in memory of his death, Cinestudio is celebrating the works of Akira […]
Have A Break, Watch A Movie: Finals Season Watchlist
Hannah Smith ’26 Executive Entertainment Editor With finals season just around the corner, you and I both know you’re not going to be studying for […]
Senior Spotlight: Venghour Than
Lily Mellitz ’26 Executive Arts Editor “Beauty does not fully describe theater and dance. The arts speak so powerfully that one could miss its soul […]
Senior Spotlight: International House Presidents Francesco Castagna and Nini Tsikhistavi
Maya Sasaki-George ’28 College is one of the only times in life when people from such vastly different backgrounds are thrown together and invited to […]
Review: “Mr. Burns” Cleverly Evokes Questions of Humanity’s Future
Olivia Silvey ’25 Editor-in-Chief “Mr. Burns: A Post Electric Play,” a three-act play/operetta taken on by Trinity College’s Theater and Dance Department, tackles ideas of […]