Studio 58

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott Students of Studio 58 'know' what they saw The students of Langara’s Studio 58 performed their personal life experiences on stage during their latest production of I Know What I Saw.   As part of the…

Reported by Adam Levi Langara’s Studio 58 has developed Incognito Mode: A Play About Porn as part of a larger $6.3-million initiative with a main goal in mind: to start a nationwide conversation about sex. On the 27 of September, A…

Langara College’s Studio 58 is addressing what it means to be the first generation to grow up with easily accessible pornography.

As discussions on bullying happen on campus in light of Pink Shirt day, the actions that can be interpreted as bullying can still be unclear to some Langara students.

Langara’s Studio 58 is breaking theatrical convention in its rendition of The Skin of Our Teeth to generate discussion about climate change, politics and human resilience.

Reported by Trevor Nault Two Studio 58 alumni are starring in a play that tackles a grim trend in growing hate crimes against Muslims in Canada. Nathan Kay and Brandon Bagg are acting in a co-production between Neworld Theatre and…

Reported by Jennifer Wilson In the dark comedy The Ridiculous Darkness, Studio 58 alumna Emilie LeClerc asks the audience to confront the isolation and colonialism present in Vancouver. Originally a German radio play by Wolfram Lotz,…

It takes motivation and drive to produce a play solo, it takes even more when you’re still a student

Little more than a year out of Studio 58, Lillian Doucet-Roche is finding success as an actress after a journey that began at an early age.

Reported by Lisa Tanh Langara Studio 58 2016 alumnus, Bronwyn Carradine, has landed an internship with a Vancouver theatre company for young audiences. Founded in 1975, Green Thumb Theatre focuses on creating and producing plays that…