Excitement building for Trinity festival fringe
Students at Trinity University College in Carmarthen are gearing up to run their very own ‘Fringe’ during June’s Trinity Arts Festival. It’s the fourth time for students to stage a week-long programme of events they proudly label as their own Ffrinj. “As a series of events, it’s all neatly packaged up into five days from the 7th of June,” said Kevin Matherick, Head of the Faculty of Arts and Social Studies. “It may not attract the big headlines that the main arts festival attracts, but it is just as important to the students who work very hard to stage the Ffrinj. “The purpose of the Ffrinj is to give creative and performing students the chance to share in a wide range of exciting events, providing them with a fitting climax to their academic year. “The Ffrinj is a very important part of college life and I am sure it will continue to go from strength to strength and be an important addition to the Trinity Arts Festival. “My job is easy – chairing the organising committee. It’s the stud...