Performing Arts &
Visual Arts

Performing Arts &
Visual Arts
On Monday, 7 September, the Subiaco Arts Centre came alive with energy, creativity, and exceptional talent as our students took to the stage for the annual Dance and Drama Showcase. From the very first moment, the audience was captivated by an evening that celebrated the passion, dedication, and artistry of our young performers.
The night began with our dynamic and vibrant MCs, who set the tone with charisma and charm, seamlessly guiding the audience through a diverse program of performances. Their energy not only kept the night flowing but also reflected the spirit of the event; one of community, celebration, and a shared love for the performing arts.










From our youngest junior school performers making their stage debut to our senior students delivering polished and powerful monologues and dance routines, the showcase highlighted the incredible depth of talent within our school. Every performer brought their unique flair, demonstrating courage, skill, and an undeniable love of performance.
The audience was treated to an array of dance pieces, dramatic monologues, and ensemble works that ranged from heartfelt and moving to bold and exhilarating. Each moment on stage was met with enthusiastic applause, as families, friends, and staff proudly supported the students who have been rehearsing tirelessly in the lead-up to the big night.
A standout feature of the evening was the way it united students of all ages and backgrounds, fostering collaboration and mutual respect. The event served as a reminder of how the arts can build confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of community.














As the final bow was taken, it was clear that this year’s Dance and Drama Showcase was more than just a performance, it was a celebration of hard work, growth, and the joy of storytelling through movement and theatre.
Congratulations to all involved, from the performers and backstage crew to the staff and families who continue to support the thriving arts program.
Congratulations to all students for their outstanding performances in the Spirit of the Arts Performing Arts Festival, which featured solo, duet, and ensemble acts in music, dance, and drama over its eight-week run in Term 3. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to parents and staff for their invaluable support. We are delighted to share that Trinity College has achieved the remarkable milestone of winning the Zennith Award for Metropolitan Secondary Schools and Colleges for the 22nd consecutive year, a testament to our enduring commitment to excellence in the performing arts.
Below, we proudly present the list of this year’s Overall Award Recipients. Many ensembles and individuals also achieved Outstanding and Excellent Awards for their group and solo performances, and we look forward to celebrating their achievements at Assembly next term.


| Trinity College | The 2026 Zenith Award for Metropolitan Secondary Schools and Colleges |
| Junior Vocal Ensemble | Archbishop Foley Award (Sacred Choral Primary) |
| Trinity Mercedes Vocal Ensemble | Christopher Waddell Award (Choral Singing Secondary) |
| Trinity Mercedes Wind Ensemble | University of Notre Dame Award (Concert Band Secondary)
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| The Suns of Icarus | Knights of the Southern Cross Award (Contemporary Band Secondary) |
| Trinity Mercedes String Orchestra | Premier of Western Australia Award (Instrumental Ensemble Secondary) |
| Clue: On Stage (High School Edition) | UniSuper Award (Drama Production Secondary) |
| Ethan Luo (06W) | Sisters of Mercy Perth Award (Instrumental Solo Primary) |