The Making of ‘Trinity’: A Ballet that Met the Moment @TheJoffreyBallet
The Making of ‘Trinity’: A Ballet that Met the Moment  @TheJoffreyBallet
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Former Joffrey Artist and icon Christian Holder looks back on the making of Gerald Arpino's "Trinity," a joyful tribute to America's youth, their passions and their rituals during the era of the Vietnam War. #FromTheArchives

Footage: Courtesy of PBS and American Masters "Maverick's of American Dance"
Joffrey Repertoire: "Trinity" by Gerald Arpino

"Trinity" made its debut for the Joffrey on August 20, 1970, with costumes by A. Christina Giannini and lighting design by Thomas Skelton.

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