St Andrew's College is proud of the diversity of interests and talents of its residents, and encourages their involvement in extra-curricular activities such as music and drama. At St Andrew's there are numerous ways to get involved in cultural pursuits such as Choir, college bands, Dramsoc productions (the College's dramatic society), Intercol Debating and Oration and various musical and dramatic performances at functions, formals and at the Intercol Performing Arts Challenge, the Palladian Cup.
The College's Chapel, at the heart of the Main Building, is open at all times to those wishing to rehearse and includes a grand piano.
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The Palladian Cup
St Andrew's were last crowned champions of the Palladian Cup in 2009. Over the last eight years this is the fifth time the College has been triumphant in the competition.
The Palladian Cup is an annual opportunity for musicians, vocalists and thespians to represent the College and showcase their talent. The highly entertaining event, taking place over several nights is also a time for the host College's residents to demonstrate their production and organisational skills, giving opportunities for many people to get involved.
Dramsoc
In 2009 Dramsoc, the College's Drama Society, put on the Restoration comedy The Country Wife by William Wycherley. Directed by Harriet Archibald and produced by Sean Ohlendorf, the show was a huge success with performances taking place in the JCR courtyard. See below for some photos of the show courtesy of Morgan Fiebig.
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