• Alabama 3 • The Ambling Band • Andrew Bird • Angelic Upstarts • Anna Calvi • Antony & the Johnsons • The Automatic • Babyhead • Battles • The Beat • Bellowhead • Bill Callahan • Black Mountain • Blood Red Shoes • The Buzzcocks • Carpet Crawlers • Chemical Brothers • Courtney Pine • The Cramps • CW Stoneking • DIY • Dr John • Dreadzone • Dub Mafia • Duran Duran • Easy Star All Stars • Echo & the Bunnymen • Ed Harcourt • Eddie Reader • Emiliana Torrini • The Fall • Feist • Fionn Regan • Gil Scott Heron • Glasvegas • The Glitzy Bag Hags • The Good, the Bad, the Queen • Graham Coxon • Guillemots • Hard Fi • The Horrors • Hot Wuk • Hugh Masekela • Irration Steppas • The Jesus & Mary Chain • Jon Spencer Blues Explosion • Josh Ritter • Joyce Simms • Joy Division • Kid Carpet • The Kills • King Tubby • Kosheen • Laura Marling • Lianne La Havas • Low • Lower Than Atlantis • Luke Vibert • Lykke Li • M83 • Maccabees • Massive Attack • Meet Your Feet • Metronomy • Noah & the Whale • Nouvelle Vague • Okkervil River • The Orb • Pains of Being Pure at Heart • Patrick Wolf • The Pharcyde • Pigeon Detectives • Pop Will Eat Itself • Portishead • The Proclaimers • Prodigy • Public Enemy • Pulled Apart by Horses • Red Snapper • Regina Spektor • Roni Size • Salif Keta • The Scrub • Seth Lakeman • Sheelanagig • Skatalites • Skunk Anansie • Smith & Mighty • The Stingr

In December 2008 Trinity collaborated with The Wonder Club to produce a spectacular site specific promenade theatre performance At Tether's End. The show was inspired by the true story of a local young man William Pullin who tragically stabbed a police man, PC Richard Hill, to death. The show was part of the Bristol Sound Project and featured artwork, set and performances from a large number of young people working alongside professional artists from Bristol.

The show was a resounding success with tickets sold out every one of the six nights the show ran for. It also received a 4/5 star review from Steve Wright in Venue magazine as well as an excellent write up in The British Theatre Guide. Read the reviews here.

After a brief break Trinity are pleased to offer a new theatre training course run by the director of At Tether's End. For more information please visit our home page.

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