While quarantine canceled most of the world’s plans, it provided some with the opportunity to embark on new creative journeys. I virtually met with junior Anthony Tresca to discuss how quarantine helped...
Following the spring 2020 shift to entirely remote learning, the music and theater departments within Trinity’s fine arts program faced a drastic challenge. In addition to adjusting their purely academic...
Evolution. Discovery. Expression. Having fun.Scott Neale, assistant professor of scenic design, used these words to describe what inspires him. These sources of inspiration appear evident in...
Photo by Jordan BruceMore goes into a theatre production than just rehearsing lines and scenes. There are people working on costumes, the set, sound and lights. These aspects of the show are behind and...
Photo by Kate NuelleSenior theatre major Alex Oliver has been passionate about theatre for a long time and has been involved in Trinity’s theatrical productions for over three years. She has worked...
Photo by Mona MirpourCurtains went up on Trinity University’s fall musical “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” this past Friday, Nov. 15, in the Stieren Theater. The show puts a twist on Charles...
photo by Mona MirpourFor most Trinity students, Wednesday nights consist of dinner, class and countless hours in the library studying. However, for a select few dedicated thespians, 9:15 p.m. signals the...
Photo by Matthew ClaybrookA forest of florescent lightbulbs dangles from the ceiling, their sparse light sharpening the chairs that surround a rectangular stage.
On one side is a typewriter on a wooden...
Photo provided by Elizabeth Nelson.This is an updated version of a story that was published online on Friday, Sept. 20.Water flooded multiple spaces in the Ruth Taylor Theater Building Friday morning,...
Photo by Matthew ClaybrookIn Trinity’s Attic Theater, the clock is ticking for the three-person cast of “Tick, Tick ... Boom!,” a student-run musical. The piece serves as the senior capstone...
Even though it was 8:30 a.m., Kate excitedly sipped her morning tea, ready to continue working on her apron. She’d been thinking about the pattern all night: The ruffles she’d add, the last...
The Trinity University theater department raised the curtain last Friday on the last main-stage production of the Spring semester: Aristophanes’ “Lysistrata,” adapted for the modern stage...
