Trinity Festival - Trinity Grammar School

2013
Trinity Arts Festival

From the earliest time in our history, Trinity
has valued the contribution the Creative
Arts have played in the development of
our well rounded days. The link between
the Creative Arts and Academic success
is well documented. Our staff invest so
much time in helping our young men
discover their talents and then nurture
them to be the best they can be. In this
our Centenary year, the “Festival of the
Arts” continues to provide a large range
of Creative Arts experiences for our boys
on each campus, but will focus on some
of our larger Centenary Events. So please
come and see some of our premiere
groups exhibit and perform their work for
you. Gather your friends, and extended
family to support your school community.
It’s part of belonging to Trinity. See you
there!
PROGRAMME
DRAMA
22-25 May Senior School Production - Awakening II EDT 7:00pm
30-May Short and Sweet' - Senior Drama Ensembles The Latham Theatre 7:30pm
MUSIC
27-May Lunchtime concert Compass Court 1:10-1:50pm
29-May Head Master's Assembly - Festival Launch JWH Assembly Hall 8:30-9:15am
29-May Battle of the Bands JWH Assembly Hall 7:00pm
30-May Organists & Academy of Music Ensembles Concert Memorial Chapel 7:00pm
31-May Kindy Proms Annual Concert JWH Assembly Hall 11:00am-12:00pm
31-May Soloists' Competition Finals Orchestra Room 7:00pm
3-Jun Chamber Music Ensembles Concert Orchestra Room 7:00pm
7-Jun Centenary Gala Music Concert Sydney Town Hall 7:00pm
9-Sep Big Band Night of Jazz Orchestra Room 7:00pm
VISUAL ARTS
16-May Year 8 Visual Arts Workshops Summer Hill Campus all day
23-May Year 7 Visual Arts Workshops Summer Hill Campus all day
22-Aug HSC & IB Visual Arts Exhibition Opening Delmar Gallery 7:00pm
5-Sep 'Best of Art' Exhibition Opening Delmar Gallery 7:00pm
14-17 Aug Preparatory School Art Exhibition (Opening Aug 14, 4:30pm) Preparatory School 5:15-7:00pm
16-19 Aug Junior School Art Exhibition (Opening Aug 16, 5:30pm) Delmar Gallery 12:00-5:00pm
2013
Trinity Arts Festival
Awakening II
Pilot gets shot down over France during World War 2,
disguises himself as a Catholic priest in a French village,
escapes thanks to the French Resistance to Spain and
makes his way back to Bomber Command in England…
Officer at Ambon knowing that the Japanese are about
to overrun the island gives up his reserved place on an
evacuation boat for a regular soldier who he knows
has a young family back home… Lockheed Hudson
bomber almost within the safety of landing at Milne
Bay in New Guinea, suddenly banks and turns as the
front gunner opens fire on the 5 Japanese Zero fighters
that have been tailing it. Is this a legendary Hollywood
action film? No, the stories of ex Trinitarians killed in
the wars of the 20th Century. The pilot in story number
one is Doric Birk, the officer in the second story is
James Whittaker, and the gunner in the third is Russell
Polack. These are three stories out of twelve that will
be staged as the major drama production for Trinity’s
Centenary Year.
May 22-25 | 7.30pm | James Mills Drama Centre
Book online > www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
Centenary Gala Music Concert
The School’s Symphony Orchestra and Choir will be
augmented by Old Boys, Staff, Parents and performers
from the wider Trinity Community. Special feature -
Chinese dance performance by our collegiate school,
Rendafuzong, Beijing.
June 7 | 7.00pm | Sydney Town Hall
Book online > www.trinity.nsw.edu.au
HSC & IB Visual Arts Exhibition
Our most captivating exhibition by our most
accomplished senior artists. Gain an insight to the way
our young men express their inner most thoughts and
reflections.
August 22 Opening – 7.00pm
August 22-26 – 12-5pm | Delmar Gallery
Free Admission