Arts Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Dancing with the Kenyon Stars raises money for charity

On Friday night, Rosse Hall was transformed from a mere performance space into a reality TV competition arena. Kenyon College Ballroom Dance Club (KCBDC) presented … Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
December 7, 2023
Chamber Singers and Community Choir put on concert

The soaring voices of 77 singers filled Rosse Hall on Saturday night. Conducted by Professor of Music Benjamin Locke, known to those around campus as… Read More

by Emma Rice
December 7, 2023
On the Record: Sofiia Shyroka ’25 on play Green Corridors

Last weekend, Sofiia Shyroka ’25 captivated the audience in the Harlene Marley Black Box Theater with her translation and direction of Ukrainian playwright Natalya Vorozhbit’s… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
December 7, 2023
Review: Wilson’s translation breathes new life into “Iliad”

“Cannibal king, you eat your people up!/You are a leader of nonentities!” the famed hero Achilles spits at fellow Greek warrior Agamemnon early on in… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
November 30, 2023
Review: Aesthetics and script shine in Coppola’s “Priscilla”

The films of Sofia Coppola are both loved and reviled for their use of the passive woman as protagonist. The protagonist of a film, according… Read More

by Leila Kohn
November 30, 2023
Courtois gives powerful lecture on history of Deafness in art

On Friday, students and professors alike found seats in a classroom in The Gund, holding lemonade and cookies from the display outside. “This is the… Read More

by Emma Rice
November 16, 2023
StageFemmes celebrates student-written plays in festival

StageFemmes’ Student-Written Play Festival had a line out the door on Saturday as students on the waitlist hoped for an extra seat. With two showings… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
November 16, 2023
Wren and Kendall showcases joys, struggles in queer love

At 8 p.m. on Friday and Sunday, Kenyon students coming to the production of Wren and Kendall’s Guide to Escaping in the Hill Theater found… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
November 16, 2023
Review: GUTPUNCH a triumph of modern Greek drama

To the untrained eye, a girls’ sleepaway camp may be an odd setting for a Greek drama. GUTPUNCH, by Liza Borghesani ’24, dispels that notion… Read More

by Katie Sparvero
November 16, 2023
Ransom Notes fall concert highlights talent and teamwork

Were you wondering what that big white cloth hanging outside Rosse Hall last week was? On Saturday, the Ransom Notes, one of Kenyon’s a cappella… Read More

by Osose Omofomah
November 9, 2023