Bria McLaughlin in the IN DEVELOPMENT reading of Mortified by Amy Rutherford (credit: Dahlia Katz).
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Join Studio 180 this fall for three 180 READS presentations of critically acclaimed, Canadian premieres, all reflecting themes of memory, generational divides and how we see ourselves, our identities and our history.

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The Niceties
By Eleanor Burgess
180 READS Digital Presentation

September 29 at 7:30

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We aim to engage people more fully in the world through live theatre, from our acclaimed Canadian premiere of The Laramie Project in 2003 up to today.

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Students at Alexander Mackenzie High School participate in an IN CLASS Workshop; photo by Melanie Gordon Photography.
Mortified play reading; photo by Dahlia Katz.
Ordena Stephens-Thompson, Ron Lea and Kelli Fox in Sweat; photo by John Lauener.

Top photo: Bria McLaughlin in the IN DEVELOPMENT reading of Mortified by Amy Rutherford (credit: Dahlia Katz).