By Madeline Artherholt and Savannah Greer, staff writers Recently, Isabella Garrison ‘26 was selected as the winner of the Trinity Hall Arts Council Bulletin Board Contest. The Arts Council chose the theme “Scenes from Summer” for the bulletin board displayed in the Commons, encouraging the community to post their illustrations from the past season. Garrison…
By Riana MacDermott, staff writer
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By Cinema Club, guest writers Over the past few club meetings, the Cinema Club has been dissecting and debating the top 10 best movies of all time. Led by Senior Linhsey Covert and supported by faculty members Mrs. Moran and Ms. Larsen, the club began their debates by presenting their personal top 10 lists. Well-known…
By MC O’Connor and Peyton Phelan, staff writers This upcoming spring, Trinity Hall’s very own Queens Court Company (QCC) is putting on a production of “Firebringer” in March. The QCC is always successful in executing its productions and making the story come to life. This fall, the QCC performed “The Learned Ladies” which has left…
By Meg Arslanian, Maddie Ferguson and Olivia Maloney, Staff Writers As a pivotal part of our community, the arts include many different aspects. The two events that community members look forward to the most are the fall play and the spring musical. These shows have many moving parts that make them so spectacular. However, one…
By Peyton Phelan, Staff Writer and Allison Urbanski, Editor On October 4, the Arts Council hosted the Fall Paint and Snack. Forty students attended the festivities, which took place in the Design Space after school. The event was organized by the Arts Council, led by Grace Sullivan ‘24, with faculty assistance. Those who attended were…
By Paige Jaenicke, Editor-in-Chief At Tuesday morning’s Community Meeting, the Trinity Hall students, faculty, and staff beheld exceptional performances of spoken word by two Monarch seniors, Leah Marchetti ‘23 and Fiona O’Brien ‘23. Finalists for the school-level contest of Poetry Out Loud– a nationwide arts education project that promotes the study of poetry via “dynamic…
By Cate Bonan, Staff Writer The Queen’s Court Company showcased the fall drama of These Shining Lives at Brookdale Performing Arts Center, during which their hard work and dedication to the performance was on full display. The production opened on the evening of Thursday, November 17, where numerous Trinity Hall students gathered to attend the…
By Fiona O’Brien, staff writer One of the Arts Council’s most revered fall traditions is the annual Paint and Snack, which was held on Thursday, October, 6 2022. Guided by the expertise of a Trinity Hall visual arts teacher, Mrs. Erin Straine, students created a piece of autumn-themed art with some “snacking” on festive treats…
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