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2.10 University Societies 33
and musically diverse repertoire in a sociable environment. For singers, CUMS
includes a Symphony Chorus and a Chamber Choir, which provide opportunities
for singers to perform outside of the Cambridge chapel choir environment.
Details of rehearsal schedules and the concert programmes lined up for 2018–2019
can be found on our website (www.cums.org.uk); you can also receive regular
updates about the Society’s activities on Facebook and Twitter (@CamUniMusSoc).
Each of the CUMS ensembles holds auditions at the start of the academic year.
To find out more or sign up for an audition, head over to the website.
2.10.3 Art
Trinity is home to hundreds of works of art, so there’s lots to see around the College,
from the Library to the walls of Great Hall. Trinity Fine Arts Society hosts life
drawing classes and Trinity Arts society runs the Picture Lending Scheme, as well as
hosting guest speakers throughout the year. Neither of these require an application
process or prior knowledge—just an interest in art!
The Fitzwilliam Gallery, Kettle’s Yard and the Heong Gallery offer lots of free talks
and workshops. There are many life drawing classes (including Life Lines and
ArcSoc) throughout the term and Varsity Magazine welcomes student writing on
art. There are also many student-run zines, including CUSU’s Get Real and Gender
Agenda, which feature illustration, writing and art in all its forms. PhoCUS is a
great place to meet other student photographers and Cambridge Shorts is great for
filmmakers!
2.10.4 Drama
The main hubs for University Drama are the ADC Theatre and the Corpus Playroom.
At least four shows (ADC Main Show, Corpus Main Show, ADC Late Show and