Performing Arts

Annual Georgy Awards

We’re thrilled to share that Trinity has received 12 nominations in the Junior Category at the upcoming 52nd Annual Georgy Awards for our production of Back to the 80s! This is our highest number of nominations yet - and what’s even more exciting is the wide range of students recognised across the cast and crew.

These nominations are a wonderful reflection of the depth and strength of our Performing Arts program at Trinity, and the dedication of both our students and staff. We’re also in the running for several additional awards that will be announced on the night.

Congratulations to our amazing team on this outstanding achievement!

Elective Music and Drama Excursion

On Wednesday 22 October, Year 9, 10 and 11 Performing Arts classes attended “MJ the Musical” in Melbourne. After an early start, we headed to Melbourne's Her Majesty’s Theatre, where our group experienced a professional-level production and discovered how music, drama, and dance come together to create a harmonious piece.

The musical offered an insight into Michael Jackson’s rise to fame and the making of his multi-million-dollar tour, Dangerous World Tour, where his electric dance moves, iconic music, and continuous effort to raise the bar and push boundaries ultimately illustrated his lasting influence on the world today. The story was rich in emotion, excitement, and tension, including an elaborate atmosphere and mood through lighting, flashes, and moving set pieces that were all incorporated to enhance our experience. Alongside this, the intense choreography and beautiful acting and vocal performance motivated us to pursue our passion for performing arts. We all were extremely inspired, and the production was truly incredible. 

Some students said:

“The musical was insightful, and it was awesome to see all of the special effects” - Lucy Cochrane

“The dancing was very clean and told the story very well!” - Georgia Wilson

“I thought the musical was whimsical and was expertly executed”- Archie James

“Very Good! The actors were excellent, and the soundtrack was perfect as I am a big fan of MJ and his tunes.” - Vimbai and Ewan 

“There were some amazing vocalists” - Ms Spragg

Overall, it was a great day filled with awe, smiles, and plenty of conversations for the trip home. A big thank you to all the teachers who made this opportunity possible.

By Pradip and Skye

Performing Arts Captains

Peripatetic Concert

Students who learn an instrument or voice through Trinity’s peripatetic program are encouraged to perform in the upcoming Peripatetic Concert. 

This will be held in the auditorium of the Performing Arts Centre on Wednesday 19 November from 5.30-6.45pm. 

Performances are organised through your peripatetic tutor. Family and friends are welcome to attend this free event.

Murray River Fine Music Scholarship

Applications for the Murray River Fine Music (MRFM) 2026 scholarship program are now open. School-age students who are studying any instrument, including voice, are welcome and encouraged to apply. Nominations close on Thursday 13 November.

Successful recipients will have their lessons either fully or partially subsidised by MRFM for 2026. Successful applicants will also have opportunities to perform at MRFM events throughout the year, gaining further exposure and performance practice opportunities. To apply, click on the following link for all relevant information, terms and conditions:https://murrayriverfinemusic.com.au/2026-scholarship-program/

Upcoming Dates

7 November                   Albury Chamber Music Festival

17 November                Kapooka Army Band Workshop and Concert            

19 November                Peripatetic Concert

20 November                2026 Training Band Information Evening

21 November                Kool Schools CD Launch

4 December                   Trinity Carols

11 December                End of Year Celebration

12 December                Performing Arts Breakfast