17 years of theatre in Austin
For 17 years, Trinity Street Players has been presenting FREE theatre to Austin.
2020-2021 Season
Performing in PJs: Making Art In the Time of Coronavirus
When the world stopped, like most theatres, we were only able to keep the ghostlight on by going online. This YouTube series contains short plays, songs, poetry, monologues, duets and ensemble pieces, performed by our Players from across the years (including those who were to perform in Colonialism Is Terrible But Pho Is Delicious by Dustin Chinn which was in pre-production when March 2020 “happened”)
Video edited and curated by Artistic Director Ann Catherine Zarate, enjoy this array of performances performed from the homes of our Players. Are they in PJs… only you can decide.
These pieces are poignant, inspirational, curious, and wonderful. Enjoy for free online at youtube.com/trinitystreetplayers
These pieces are poignant, inspirational, curious, and wonderful. Enjoy for free online at youtube.com/trinitystreetplayers
MTI’s All Together Now: a global event celebrating local theatre
For the first time ever, five organizations under #ATXtheatre joined together to produce Music Theatre International’s All Together Now. Across the globe thousands of theatres and schools produced this celebration of theatre through song. Hundreds of thousands of performers gathered for one weekend only!
This included Austin’s own Joey Banks, Glenna Bowman, Scott Bratton, Sara Burke, Lucky Cantu, Owen Ellis, Rick Felkins, Sarah Fleming Walker, Sophie Gwaldo, Leslie Hollingsworth, Susan Johnston Taylor, JP Lopez, Donny Thigpen, Matt Shead, Corin Vandenberg, and Ann Catherine Zarate with pianist Jeffery Jones-Ragona.
Producers Andy Berkovski (The City Theatre), Andrew Cannata (Zilker Theatrical Productions), Ginger Morris (Summer Stock Austin), Laura Toner Haddock (Austin Playhouse), and Ann Catherine Zarate (Trinity Street Players) chose a steller lineup of classic songs from MTI including “Be Our Guest,” “You Could Drive A Person Crazy,” “Back To Before,” “This Is the Moment,” “We’re All In This Together,” and more for this 2021 theatrical gathering of theatre artists to celebrate the slow re-opening of theatres around the world!
Let Go & Let it Snow: A Christmas Cabaret Fundraiser
You don’t wanna miss seeing this stellar cast sing their way through the season (Dec 3-5 only). 
A Christmas Cabaret Fundraiser, Trinity Street Players will sing classics from Mame and White Christmas, and new favorites from Elf, Frozen, Waitress, and Come From Away!
Whether this show ends up a nightmare before Christmas or your very own Christmas story, who can tell? But you’re bound to get wrapped up in the season and the singing of TSPlayers Andrew Cannata, Jim Lindsay, Laraina Armstrong, Megan Pritchett, Michelle Cheney, Robert Joseph, Sarah Zeringue, Steve Williams, and in her last performance as TSP’s Artistic Director, Ann Catherine Zarate!
The Road Home Mixed Tape
Trinity Street Players tentatively made our way back towards the theatre with an outdoor performance over the fourth of July. Celebrating a “homecoming” of Austin’s theatre artists one night was reserved just for them and the second performance was open to the public.
Our Mixed Tape to get us back into the theatre spirit included Ann Catherine Zarate performing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” and “Tomorrow,” “Moment In the Woods” by Amy Downing, “Why I Love the Movies” by Steve Williams, “As We Stumble Along” by Michelle Cheney “Vanilla Ice Cream” by Sarah Zeringue, “Wig In a Box” by Baxter Lowrimore, “Xanadu” by Nguyen Stanton, “Snoopy” by Kirk Kelso, “Let Me Be Your Star” by Joshua Denning, “Journey to the Past” by Megan Pritchett”, and “Human Heart” by Robert Joseph with accompaniment by the accomplished Adam Roberts.