A Demon is Coming to Atlanta

The C.S. Lewis classic The Screwtape Letters has been adapted for the stage in a traveling production that will be at the Alliance Theater (1280 Peachtree St NE) on June 9-12. The show times are Thurs-Sat: 8 pm; Sat: 4pm; and Sun: 3pm. Tickets range in price, but student and group rates are available.

For more information, visit http://www.screwtapeonstage.com/atlanta or http://www.woodruffcentertickets.org/center/ticket/production_detail.aspx?perf=39390.

Trinity Arts Interview Series: Glen Sutton

 

Our next featured artist in the interview series is Glen Sutton: photographer, musician, painter, and fan of opposable thumbs. To learn more about the what, why, and how behind his work, read on.

Zoetic Dance Ensemble in Centennial Park

This upcoming weekend (May 20 and 21), the Zoetic Dance Ensemble is offering four free performances in the fountains at Centennial Olympic Park. Zoetic, a professional-level contemporary dance company, will be performing at 12:45 pm and 6:00 pm on Friday, May 20, and 3:00 and 6:00 pm on Saturday, May 21^st. For free!

For more information on Zoetic, visit http://www.zoeticdance.org/.

Trinity Arts Interview Series: Jessie Donaghy

The first brave soul to be interviewed for our series is Jessie Donaghy, a dancer and writer and all around amazing lady.  Read on to learn why she advocates for walking in the rain, joining in community, and asking your mother the tough questions.

Trinity Arts Blog Interview Series

Have you noticed that there are a lot of artists at Trinity? Painters, singers, poets, graphic designers, musicians, actors, dancers, and others walk among us, but we may not always know who they are or how God is working through their art. Our community events—like the coffee nights, field trips, 5x15, and workshops—offer great opportunities to gather and discuss the gift, process, and challenges of creating, but starting this month, we’re going one step further.

On the first and third Tuesday of every month, we’ll be spotlighting a different artist from our community. They’ll answer a few questions, maybe share some work, and we’ll get to learn about some of the cool, inspiring, and amazing things God is doing right here in our own community.

So set a reminder on your calendar or fancy phone to be sure you don’t miss these great interviews in the upcoming weeks!