American Idiot comes to Peterborough, Canada!
What do we think of when we hear “musical theatre?” Tap-dancing, chorus lines, big cheesy songs and romantic happy endings? The modern rock-musical filled with angst and real-life drama? Andrew …
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David Morrison Lecture: Planning for life after Trent
It is perhaps typical to meet the end of a phase with both a feeling of uncertainty and excitement. The end of university is an anticipated moment that nonetheless proves …
Lester Alfonso asks: just what IS art, anyway?
If Lester Alfonso’s What Is Art? series has taught him anything – and it seems to have taught him more than a few things – it’s that in the right …
TQC: I just wanted to see Roboteyes
“No, Roboteyes.” I said to my charming market hall show-watching companions. “And the Lonely Parade.” “No. ROBOTEYES.” I clarified. Not to hate on a great band, I’ve just seen them …
Public Energy kicks off 2014/2015 season
Curtis Driedger (left) and Marion Lewis in A Swinging Canadian Couple by Dennis Tourbin, performed Nov. 10, 1984 at Artsapce in the Market Hall And so begins the 21st season …
Trent Film Society Presents: Caché
Our last screening of the year is Michael Haneke’s Caché (2005). This screening follows our successful screening of Haneke’s 2012 Oscar Winner Amour at Market Hall. Caché appears as part …
Michael Haneke’s Oscar Winning Picture Amour at Market Hall
The story of Amour begins with Georges (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and Anne (Emmanuelle Riva) attending a concert of real-life pianist Alexandre Tharaud, whom we later discover, in the fictional world, is …
Looking to the Past to Heal the Problems of the Future
One of the biggest global crises in today’s rapidly developing world is sustainability. Between water pollution and global warming, the planet is gradually turning into an uninhabitable wasteland. Phrases such …
Looking to the Past to Heal the Problems of the Future
One of the biggest global crises in today’s rapidly developing world is sustainability. Between water pollution and global warming, the planet is gradually turning into an uninhabitable wasteland. Phrases such …
Trent Film Society Presents: Annie Hall
Annie Hall is the film that put Woody Allen on the map, sweeping up the Oscars in 1978, winning Best Picture, Best Actress (Diane Keaton), Best Screenplay, and Best Director. …