Arts Archives — The Kenyon Collegian

Make up or break up: Stagefemmes takes on relationships

In the midst of many longer-form shows, one-act plays crept back to the stage in Gambier on Saturday, and they’re here to make you… Read More

by Julian Ashley
November 12, 2026
Show business shines in the Broken Legs’ fall performance

On Saturday, the Broken Legs (affectionately known as the Blegs), Kenyon’s premier musical theater a cappella group, took to the stage in Rosse Hall… Read More

by Isabella Sileargy
November 12, 2026
Hala Alyan Q&A highlights powerful storytelling, poetics

If there’s one thing Kenyon students would never miss, it’s a poetry reading from an acclaimed writer. Despite being moved from the Gund Community… Read More

by Toms Russ
November 12, 2026
KAS Folk Fest celebrates music, community and traditions

On Saturday, students, faculty and community members gathered on the lawn of Palme House, in what was the largest turnout of the Kenyon Anthropological… Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
November 12, 2026
KCP’s Rocky Horror shadowcast celebrates queer identities

On the eve of Halloween, in Rosse Hall, students traded textbooks for fishnets for an unforgettably campy time at the Kenyon College Players (KCP)… Read More

by Erin Teal
November 5, 2026
WACK channels “Dead Poets Society” during poetry event

There’s nothing more suited to Halloweekend than putting on cloaks, walking on the Kokosing Gap Trail in the moonlight and eating candy while reading… Read More

by Margaret Leniski
November 5, 2026
Review: “Wildwood” is grim, moving and hits close to home

Stop-motion animated films are few and far between, and lovers of stop-motion have been holding their breath for the release of “Wildwood” on Oct. Read More

by Faedra Hose
November 5, 2026
KCP’s Into the Woods brings charming fairytales to Kenyon

Community members and faculty were whisked away from the Hill and into a lush forest during the Kenyon College Players (KCP) production of Into… Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
October 29, 2026
Ann Hamilton talks collaboration, experience and attention

Ann Hamilton is paying attention to our attention. On Saturday afternoon in the Community Foundation Theater, the renowned, Ohio-born contemporary artist opened her lecture,… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
October 29, 2026
“Union County” masterclass explores modes of inspiration

On Friday, Kenyon welcomed “Union County” Director Adam Meeks and Producer Martha Gregory ’10 for a masterclass about the process of bringing ideas to… Read More

by Isabella Sileargy
October 29, 2026