Performing Arts &
Visual Arts

Spotlight on Performing Arts

Performing Arts Festival

It has been a very busy start to Term 3 with Festival season kicking off with our dance groups, Trilogy and Trinity/Mercedes combined group performing at School 2 Stage on Sunday, followed on by our Senior Chorale and Vocal Ensembles performing at St Mary’s Cathedral for the Sacred Choral Section of the Catholic Performing Arts Festivals on Monday evening.

On Wednesday and Thursday, Trinity College were privileged to host the Instrumental Brass and Percussion Ensemble Sections of the Catholic Performing Arts Festival, welcoming Ensembles from 12 other schools across WA to the Braham Auditorium.

Over the next 5 weeks the Instrumental, Choral, Dance and Drama students will be appearing in their various categories of CPAF and at the ABODA and Classical Guitar festivals open to all schools in WA, and our dancers also in Wakakirri.

Well done to all those that have performed this week, whether it be in an instrumental ensemble, choir or as a solo/duet, your passion and dedication towards the Performing Arts is a true display of the TC Spirit.

A special thanks goes to the Performing Arts Staff, FOPA and to the amazing parents for all their support and commitment to the Performing Arts.

Good luck to all the boys performing over the next 5 weeks!

School 2 Stage

We are pleased to announce that on Sunday, 23 July 2023, both Trilogy and our combined Trinity/Mercedes dance groups participated for the first time in the “School to Stage” dance competition. We are proud to announce that Trilogy achieved a remarkable 3rd place in the Year 10 Lyrical/Contemporary section, competing against 11 other schools. The adjudicators were particularly impressed by the group's outstanding technique, especially noting the excellence of our talented boys. This achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the team.

St Mary's Upper School Production: 'Anastasia'

Families are warmly invited to attend the 2023 St Mary's Upper School Production of Anastasia, which will include performances by TC students.

Based on the animated movie from 20th Century Fox, Anastasia is a heart-warming and heart-wrenching dive into one of history’s greatest unanswered questions: what happened to Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov?

Including much-loved songs from the motion picture like Journey to the Past and Once Upon a December, Anastasia explores one determined girl’s journey to find home, love and family as she discovers who she was and embraces who she is meant to be.

Dates: Wednesday 2 August - Saturday 5 August 2023

Venue: Lady Wardle Performance Arts Centre, St Mary’s Anglican Girls’ School

Tickets: $25 per person

Book Tickets

Angelico Art Exhibition

The Angelico Art Exhibition is a prestigious Catholic schools’ exhibition which showcases outstanding student artworks. The exhibition was named after Blessed Fra Angelico, Patron Before God of Artists.

These Secondary Art students are to be congratulated after having their artwork selected for inclusion in this prestigious exhibition:

Year 7- Oliver Beale
Year 8 - Stefan Veselinovic
Year 8 - Ryan Harold
Year 9 - Xavier Celedin, Luca Misiun
Group Submission (Year 8) Aashutosh Deval, Edward Jones, Henry Clarey, Zenneth Ker, Max Secker, Hunter McCombie, Henry Scholz

Parents, friends, and community members are invited to view the art exhibition.

Where: Forrest Centre, 221 St Georges Terrace, Perth

When: Monday, 7 August - Friday, 25 August (during business hours, 9.00am – 5.00pm)