Arts and Entertainment - Trinitonian - Page 29

Dreamland – A Nostalgic Journey With Glass Animals

Christian Settles • August 27, 2020

Dreamland features a variety of sounds and songs that chronicle frontman Dave Bayley's childhood, resulting in an album that drips with nostalgia.

Studio art, sans studio

Kara Killinger • April 9, 2020

Classes — and senior exhibition — continue after switch to remote learning

Disney’s first openly gay character isn’t the step forward people think it is

Savannah Wahlgren • April 9, 2020

This is just the next logical step forward in the queer coding of monsters and Disney villains.

“The Call of the Wild”: Best reserved for free viewing

Evan Engelhaupt • March 25, 2020

An adventure tale that remains wholesome despite its flaws

Why “not like the other girls” is harmful

Natalia Salas • February 27, 2020

The trope of "not being like the other girls" suggests that femininity is undesirable and implies that women are only meant to impress men.

Write on! Students create space for aspiring authors

Savannah Wahlgren • February 27, 2020

Seniors Ari Fletcher-Bai and Robin Bissett hope to cultivate space for all creative writers

Theatre opens spring season with new, experimental show

Maya Neufeld-Wall • February 27, 2020

“Cities of Memory” allows students to bring their own stories into performances

Keating discusses love of light and camera

Austin Davidson • February 24, 2020

An expert of Hollywood cinematography, professor’s research leads to passion for video essays

Student becomes a “Black Sheep” after joining collective

Maya Neufeld-Wall • February 20, 2020

Sophomore Marlin Guerra-Bogle is a member of the local experimental performance art group

Stage lighting class enlightens its students

Savannah Wahlgren • February 20, 2020

Department of Theatre shines a light on the backstage of shows

Kiese Laymon reading is “Heavy” and healing

Austin Davidson • February 20, 2020

The latest in the Stieren Guest Artist Series is an acclaimed writer and professor from Mississippi

“Honey Boy”: A memoir and ode to growing up

Evan Engelhaupt • February 20, 2020

Opinion: A film with conventional techniques that speaks volumes in its message