Toms Russ, Author at The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Poets Heit, Kuppers embrace somatic expression at reading

If you had entered the Gund Community Foundation Theater on Thursday afternoon, you would’ve been greeted by the infectious excitement of writers Stephanie Heit… Read More

by Toms Russ
April 30, 2026
Section: Arts

Broken Legs concert highlights sentiment and showtunes

Whether you’re a fan of hits from a musical about Spongebob or slower tunes from classic Broadway shows, the Broken Legs provide all sorts… Read More

by Toms Russ
April 9, 2026
Section: Arts

Nine bands, three student Sendoff spots, one thrilling night

With 100 free shirts to give out and a light layer of snow beginning to dust the ground, the Horn Gallery opened its doors… Read More

by Toms Russ
February 26, 2026
Section: Arts

Professor Leong shares old and new poetry at reading

As weather on campus finally made it out of the negatives, The Gund’s Community Foundation Theater housed a dynamic reading and conversation on Monday… Read More

by Toms Russ
February 5, 2026
Section: Arts

Tonight: WKCO and Collegian collaboration

From 9 to 10 p.m. on Thursday, join The Kenyon Collegian’s opinions editor Dalia Fishman ’27, sports assistant Ella Adamec ’27 and Abraham Weiss… Read More

by Toms Russ and Alexandra Hofacre
December 11, 2025
Section: Arts

Andrea Daly and panelists talk music careers after Kenyon

If there is any way to jump back into the music scene at Kenyon after Thanksgiving break, it’s sharing an afternoon with artists just… Read More

by Toms Russ
December 4, 2025
Section: Arts

Freaky Friday brings touching, feel-good story to the Horn

Have you ever wondered if your mom’s life really is harder than yours? Last weekend, Stagefemmes’ production of Freaky Friday pursued an answer to… Read More

by Toms Russ
November 20, 2025
Section: Arts

Broken Legs defy gravity during showstopping Fall Concert

Where do you go if you want to tap your feet to Disney Channel hits, hear your favorite song from “Heathers” and refresh your… Read More

by Toms Russ
November 13, 2025
Section: Arts

Circle Mirror Transformation explores human dynamics

Five complete strangers, six weeks of acting classes and countless uncomfortable conversations: Such is the makeup of Annie Baker’s Circle Mirror Transformation, a striking… Read More

by Toms Russ
November 6, 2025
Section: Arts

Ravinthiran relates Sri Lankan Tamil strife to Keats’ poetry

On Oct. 16, the Department of English welcomed Sri Lankan poet and Harvard professor Vidyan Ravinthiran to campus. As The Gund’s Community Foundation Theater… Read More

by Toms Russ
October 23, 2025