Performing Arts

Farewell Year 12

The Year 12 Graduation Ceremony was filled with unforgettable moments as our talented students delivered a series of truly amazing musical performances. One of the standout highlights was a moving rendition of Nothing Else Matters, performed with emotion and precision by Archer Torrens and the Year 12 students. Their interpretation of this iconic Metallica ballad captivated the audience, blending heartfelt vocals with rich instrumental support from the Wind Ensemble to create a performance that was both powerful and deeply resonant.

A particularly poignant moment in the program was the performance of Different Worlds by Jess Hudak, delivered by our outgoing Performing Arts Captains. This heartfelt performance served as both a farewell and a tribute — a reflection on their journey and the bonds formed through years of music, drama, and leadership. Their rendition was filled with sincerity and warmth; a true reflection of their leadership in Performing Arts.

The Wind Ensemble brought a high-energy atmosphere with their processional of Radioactive by Imagine Dragons, before transporting us to a more classical realm with an inspiring performance of Jupiter from Gustav Holst's The Planets as the recessional.

A Midsummer Night's Dream

The 2026 Senior School Play will be an abridged version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Students in Years 6-11 are invited to audition by signing up to one of the sessions in weeks 9 and 10. Rehearsals will start on Wednesday afternoons in Term 4 and continue in Term 1, 2026, for performances in early Term 2. 

For more details, students should read the information on the noticeboard in the Performing Art Centre or email Mrs Swann – pieta.swann@trinityac.nsw.edu.au

One of Shakespeare’s most loved plays, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, is a fun comedy, filled with magic and mischief.  On the eve of the Duke’s wedding, four Athenian teens run away to the forest while a group of tradespeople rehearse a play as part of the celebrations. Unknowingly, they wander into a feud between the fairy king and queen. A fairy named Puck makes both the teenaged boys fall in love with the same girl and turns one of the tradespeople into a donkey to play a trick on the fairy queen. In the end, the magic is reversed; the two young couples reconcile, the Duke is married, the tradespeople perform their play and the fairies offer blessings to them all. While the audience is left to consider if it was all a dream!

Junior Production 

Disney’s Dare to Dream JR. is a 60-minute musical revue that follows an eager group of trainees on their first day at a fictional Walt Disney Imagineering Studio. As the group sets out to help each other discover their dreams, they work together to explore the power of dreams to unite, inspire, and make anything possible. 

Drawing from a century of beloved Disney films, Dare to Dream JR. features songs appearing for the first time ever in a Disney stage musical, including fan-favourites from The Princess and the Frog, Coco, Encanto, and Frozen II. This musical revue is a thrilling mix of contemporary songs, timeless classics, and brand-new medleys that are sure to surprise and delight Disney lovers of all ages. 

The production will take place in Term 3 2026, with auditions and rehearsals commencing early Term 1. 

Save the Date

17 November - Kapooka Army Band Performance and Workshops

19 November - Peripatetic concert 

20 November - Training Band Intake Evening 

4 December - Trinity Carols

11 December - End of Year Celebration (Junior and Senior)

12 December - Performing Arts Breakfast