Topic: arts — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Kenyon’s fourth Jam Jam showcases jazz and improvisation

The party didn’t stop after headliner Laundry Day finished its Summer Sendoff performance this past Friday. Right after the main event ended, the Horn… Read More

by Lex Kelly
April 30, 2026
Section: Arts

Bike Barn mural reveal celebrates student talent on campus

On April 23, the Bike Barn revealed a new student mural with a reception lunch. The mural was created by Shoshana Marcus ’28 and… Read More

by Bridget Lomax
April 30, 2026
Section: Arts

Review: If you do it again, I’m gonna freak out keeps promise

On April 23, I attended the opening night of If you do it again, I’m gonna freak out, a new play written, adapted and… Read More

by Dalia Fishman
April 30, 2026
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

Review: KCP show turned me into a girl who likes musicals

This weekend, students stepped into Hatchetfield, a community plagued by musical theater. The Kenyon College Players’ production of The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals,… Read More

by Abby Jackson
April 23, 2026
Section: Arts

Marienville #1 staged reading explores motherhood and art

This past weekend in the Hill Theater, the Kenyon College Dance, Drama, and Cinema Club presented a staged reading of Marienville #1, a play… Read More

by Beatrix Flynn
April 23, 2026
Section: Arts

Review: Form meets function in Radiohamlet at the Horn?

Most people wouldn’t exactly describe either Hamlet or Radiohead’s music as funny. Yet, in bringing them together, Radiohamlet, the Horn Gallery’s production of a… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
April 23, 2026
Section: Arts

Philanthropy and flair on full display in Horn drag show

Femboys and gentlethems, ladies and trans men, queer people of Kenyon College, welcome to the 2026 Kenyon College Drag Show! That was the… Read More

by Alex Gerstein
April 16, 2026
Section: Arts

Review: Exquisite Corpse staged reading brings gore, humor

I would say I have a stomach for body horror, having cackled at the climactic scene of the 2024 film “The Substance” when the… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
April 16, 2026
Section: Arts

Alumni bands Missing and Lucky Gold Jr. return to the Hill

Amid the gorgeous breeze last Saturday night, the Horn Gallery was transformed into a creative haven for alumni and students alike. The Horn… Read More

by Filippa Lombana
April 16, 2026