Arts Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Alumni band Remember Sports returns to the Horn Gallery

When Carmen Perry ’15 paused between songs to speak, people in the crowd hushed each other, and the room almost immediately became quiet. “It’s… Read More

by Chameli Belk-Gupta
April 18, 2019
At WKCO Fest, student musicians rock out under the sun

There were plenty of reasons to be out in the sun last Saturday. Social Board’s Spring Fest featured food trucks and inflatable rides on… Read More

by Daniel Olivieri
April 18, 2019
Preview: In “Gotta Get Down to It,” the message rings loud

In case anyone missed the camera crew and general excitement that descended onto campus earlier in the year, the Department of Dance, Drama and… Read More

by Mae Hunt
April 18, 2019
The Crow’s Nest makes theatrical debut with As You Like It

A wrestling match, amusing disguises and topsy-turvy love triangles: This is the comical setup for William Shakespeare’s pastoral comedy As You Like It. Last… Read More

by Sam Brodsky
April 18, 2019
Cabaret is an entertaining, emotionally devastating triumph

The Kenyon College Players’ (KCP) production of Cabaret delivered an emotional punch with a flawlessly choreographed, gin-soaked fist. It was a dazzling, devastating success. Read More

by Mae Hunt
April 11, 2019
Long Dog Arts Festival is a celebration of campus creativity

The Long Dog Arts Festival, hosted in the Horn Gallery by the PEEPS last Saturday, greeted visitors with tie-dye, knitting and skin-scrub-making stations. Inside… Read More

by Hannah Bachman
April 11, 2019
Senior music majors discuss the personal side of their comps

By his calculations, Joey Chimes ’19 spent over 750 hours practicing for his piano recital. He began working on his pieces, which he performed… Read More

by Daniel Olivieri
April 11, 2019
Visiting interpretive dancer lets his audience run the show

Simon Thomas-Train does not like the separation between performer and audience. His dance performance “Come/hone” was held in Gund Gallery on Thursday, April 4,… Read More

by Monmita Chakrabarti
April 11, 2019
Multilingual poetry reading shows love of global literature

On Tuesday, the Kenyon Bookstore embarked on a flight. At 4:15, a combination of Russian, Italian, Spanish, Chinese and other Modern Languages & Literature… Read More

by Sam Brodsky
April 4, 2019
Agnes of God finds meaning amid the somber and surreal

As the lights in the Hill Theater dim, a candle materializes in the center of the dark stage, and its flame casts a faint,… Read More

by Chameli Belk-Gupta
April 4, 2019