Studio 180 Theatre
19 Madison Ave M5R 2S2 Toronto, ON, Canada

ANNOUNCING OUR DECEMBER EVENTS! Studio 180 AT HOME: Be A Man A Panel Discussion on Reinventing Masculinity... Get ready for Studio 180 RBC Emerging Artist Ali Joy Richardson’s reading of Dad IN DEVELOPMENT! The Wednesday before the reading, join Ali in conversation with expert panelists, Jeff Perera from Higher Unlearning, Jake Stika from Next Gen Men and sexual health and violence prevention educator Tuval Dinner Nafshi, discussing why men are essential contributors to the fight for gender equality and how we can transform notions of masculinity and what it means to be a man. LEARN MORE: http://studio180theatre.com/athome/ REGISTER FREE: https://be-a-man.eventbrite.ca

ANNOUNCING OUR DECEMBER EVENTS! DAD by Ali Joy Richardson An IN DEVELOPMENT Reading Friday, December 18, 2020 at 7:30... Directed by Ann-Marie Kerr Starring Courtney Ch'ng Lancaster, Thomas Olajide & David Storch WARNING: Pedestals may not be as sturdy as advertised. Watch for falling heroes. Roy, a revered theatre school teacher, falls from grace after his behaviour with a student comes to light. Mark, his past student (now colleague), has to make him understand. Vic, Roy's daughter, desperately needs her Dad to do the right thing. Nobody's giving up without a fight. Dad asks us: What does true atonement look like? What comes after the fall? And can we ever learn the hardest things? LEARN MORE: http://studio180theatre.com//studio-180-in-development-2/ REGISTER FREE: https://dad-ali-joy-richardson.eventbrite.ca

"Kick ass, deadly Indigenous women." Thank you for joining us for the first IN DEVELOPMENT Reading of our 2020/21 Season, MY SISTER'S RAGE by Yolanda Bonnell! There was such a strong sense of community in the streaming comments during the presentation and the chat during the post-show event. It was beautiful to see the support for this play. If you're enjoying our readings so far, stay tuned for exciting news coming TOMORROW about our December events! Join our newsletter here and never miss another announcement: http://studio180theatre.com/join/

"Today, friends, we're starting." ICYMI: You can watch our latest AT HOME event, Cultivating Care: A Panel Discussion on Transforming Rehearsal Spaces on our Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/user/studio180mark Thank you to Yolanda Bonnell, Donna-Michelle St. Bernard and Michaela Washburn for sharing their insights with generosity and compassion.... AND don't forget to register for MY SISTER'S RAGE by Yolanda Bonnell, tonight at 7:30PM! The reading is free, but you must register by 4:30PM to receive your access links. REGISTER NOW: https://my-sisters-rage.eventbrite.ca

Help us help students during the pandemic. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, students are missing out on arts experiences. We're trying to raise $12,500 to deliver online theatre presentations and workshops to 600 high school students across Ontario. You can support students and teachers in these difficult times by donating to our Youth Arts Access campaign today. "The activities were fun, different and they helped my class and I think in different ways, we thought we couldn'...t... everyone was able to speak freely and not be judged." - 2020 IN CLASS Participant, Grade 10 DONATE NOW: http://studio180theatre.com/support-us/donate-now/ READ MORE: http://studio180theatre.com/news-/youth-arts-access-launch/

"So much of what Studio 180 does is about the conversations the work instigates and I'm so grateful that; even in the absence of being able to share a common physical space, we're finding ways to connect." - Mark McGrinder Thank you OnStage Blog for taking the time to chat with Studio 180's Associate Artistic Director, Mark McGrinder. Mark discusses how COVID-19 has impacted theatres and artists in general, advice for artists right now and where he sees theatre going in the future. Read the full article here: https://www.onstageblog.com//moving-forward-a-conversation Photo of Mark McGrinder at a Studio 180 IN DEVELOPMENT Reading by Dahlia Katz

ANNOUNCING: AN ENCORE PRESENTATION OF CONTRACTIONS! Directed by Sabryn Rock Starring Virgilia Griffith & Ordena Stephens-Thompson... Back by popular demand! 180 tickets have been released for the encore presentation of Contractions. Tickets follow a tiered pricing model, with a limited number of tickets available from $10-25. Buy early to secure your preferred price point! BUY NOW: https://encore-presentation-contractions.eventbrite.ca LEARN MORE: http://studio180theatre.com/180-reads/ A scathing, satirical take on privacy, fear and manipulation in the corporate workplace by a powerhouse creative team, Contractions is presented as a series of intimate online meetings, embracing the virtual world we find ourselves immersed in to create an experience both theatrical and cinematic.

Join us for our November AT HOME: Cultivating Care, A Panel Discussion on Transforming Rehearsal Spaces How can we identify and disrupt harmful modes of theatre-making and build a creative practice centring compassion and wellbeing? The pandemic has demanded that, as artists, we pause, reflect and innovate. How can we seize this opportunity to dismantle conventional models and transform our rehearsal halls into more equitable, liberating and caring spaces?... A panel of visionary theatre artists including Studio 180 RBC Emerging Playwright Yolanda Bonnell share their insight and experience in anticipation of Friday evening's presentation of My Sister's Rage IN DEVELOPMENT. All panelists to be announced soon. DATE: Wednesday, November 18 @ 4:00 PM REGISTER FREE: https://cultivating-care.eventbrite.ca

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Highly Recommended: An RGTC Writer's Panel yesterday! It was an exciting and engaging conversation about writing, the creative process and applying for funding. If you missed the event, make sure to watch it on our Youtube page at the link below! Thank you again to our fantastic panelists - Lauren Brotman, Amanda Lin , Rachel Mutombo, Sarena Parmar and Ali Joy Richardson for your tips, tricks and words of writing wisdom. https://www.youtube.com/user/studio180mark

Announcing our YOUTH ARTS ACCESS Fundraising Campaign! Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, students are missing out on arts experiences. We're trying to raise $12,500 to deliver online theatre presentations and workshops to 600 high school students across the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. You can support students and teachers in these difficult times by donating today! Read more from Jessica Greenberg, Director of Youth and Community Engagement: http://studio180theatre.com/n...ews-/youth-arts-access-launch/ Learn More & Donate Now: http://studio180theatre.com/support-us/donate-now/

There's only a few more hours before our first AT HOME event of the season! Highly Recommended: An RGTC Writer's Panel is perfect for anyone who wants to hear more about the creative process OR who is interested in applying to Studio 180's Recommender Grants and wants some tips! Make sure to register before 1:00! Panelists: Lauren Brotman, Amanda Lin , Rachel Mutombo, Sarena Parmar and Ali Joy Richardson, moderated by Associate Artistic Director Mark McGrinder... TODAY @ 4:00 PM Register for FREE: https://highly-recommended.eventbrite.ca

This week, two of our longtime IN CLASS schools, Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts and The Woodlands School, will be starting their online workshops with MY SISTER'S RAGE by Yolanda Bonnell! We're thrilled to be working with an incredible team of 8 Indigenous Artists to bring this piece to life - Cherish Violet Blood, Shandra Spears Bombay, Samantha Brown, Theresa Cutknife, Ange Loft, Monique Mojica, Allyson Pratt & Tyler Sloane. If you haven't met them yet, click the lin...k below to learn more and don't forget to register for the reading on Friday, November 20 at 7:30 PM! LEARN MORE: http://studio180theatre.com//studio-180-in-development-2/ REGISTER NOW: https://my-sisters-rage.eventbrite.ca

Right from the get-go at Studio 180 the liveness of theatre made it's presence known. As Studio 180 co-founder Mark McGrinder recalls, "It was our very first preview of the first production of The Laramie Project at Artword and, right in the middle of a deeply moving Jedadiah Schultz monologue, the fire alarm went off. I just remember Jonny Goad turning to me, eyes wide as he whispered, "what do we do?"" We plan and rehearse, but you never really know what's going to happen ...onstage on any given night and that's the magic of theatre. #IMissLiveTheatreTO Photo of the cast of The Laramie Project (Photo by John Karastamatis)

#iMissLiveTheatreTO HAS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED from TAPA Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts! Join the campaign from now until September 27th by recording a brief video or post a photo of YOUR FAVOURITE TORONTO THEATRE MOMENT and share it to your social media with #iMissLiveTheatreTO And watch out for a few of Studio 180's favourite Toronto theatre moments, coming at you this week! More Info: https://tapa.ca/announcement-imisslivetheatreto-tapa/ Watch the Launch Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9DcgbuR4SQ

Excited for our upcoming event, Studio 180 AT HOME: Highly Recommended, an RGTC Writer's Panel? We are too! Here's a reminder of all of the inspiring projects you'll get to hear about, directly from the playwrights themselves. Wednesday, September 23 @ 4PM FREE to register: https://highly-recommended.eventbrite.ca... PANEL: Lauren Brotman, Amanda Lin , Rachel Mutombo, Sarena Parmar and Ali Joy Richardson, moderated by Associate Artistic Director, Mark McGrinder

Calling all emerging artists! Paprika Festival wants to hear your big, bold, beautiful ideas! Applications are being accepted right now for all programs including Directors Lab, Design Lab, and Indigenous Arts Training Program. Year-round training and mentorship is FREE for all participants. Applications are due September 30th! MORE INFO: http://paprikafestival.com/programs

Presenting CONTRACTIONS by Mike Bartlett Friday, October 23 at 7:30 PM Directed by Sabryn Rock Starring Virgilia Griffith & Ordena Stephens-Thompson ... Mike Bartlett, the provocateur behind past Studio 180 productions Cock and King Charles III serves up a scathing, satirical take on privacy, fear and manipulation in the corporate workplace. Presented as a series of intimate online meetings, Contractions embraces the virtual world we find ourselves immersed in to create an experience both theatrical and cinematic. Emmas been seeing her coworker Darren. She thinks shes in love. Her boss thinks shes in breach of contract. In a series of cordial but increasingly tense conversations, the two dissect the differences between sexual and romantic, negotiate the length of Emmas interoffice relationship, and face the consequences of shrinking privacy and binding contracts. Following the play, join the cast and Director of Youth and Community Engagement, Jessica Greenberg, for a unique interactive post-show experience in which audience members will share their responses; examine the themes, characters and big questions of the play; and participate in break-out group discussions. RSVP NOW: https://contractions-studio-180.eventbrite.ca/

Have you registered for our AT HOME: Highly Recommended RGTC Writer's Panel yet? Hear about the projects and process of five inspiring rising star playwrights PLUS tips and tricks for applying for RGTC funding this year! Panel: Lauren Brotman, Amanda Lin , Rachel Mutombo, Sarena Parmar and Ali Joy Richardson, moderated by Mark McGrinder Wednesday, September 23 @ 4PM... Registration is FREE. Click here for all the info: https://highly-recommended.eventbrite.ca See more

CALLING ALL WRITERS AND THEATRE CREATORS! We are delighted to share that applications are now OPEN for Studio 180's 2020/21 Recommender Grant for Theatre Creators from the Ontario Arts Council - Conseil des arts de l'Ontario! ALSO ANNOUNCING:... Studio 180 AT HOME: Highly Recommended An RGTC Writer's Panel Wednesday, September 23 at 4PM Movers and shakers, risk-takers, mold-breakers. This past year, Studio 180 was able to award Recommender Grants to seven inspiring theatre creators through the Ontario Arts Council and now you have the chance to meet them! In this panel discussion with Lauren Brotman, Amanda Lin , Rachel Mutombo, Sarena Parmar and Ali Joy Richardson, moderated by Associate Artistic Director, Mark McGrinder, youll hear about their RGTC-supported projects, writing during a pandemic and the process of applying for RGTC funding. If youre interested in different perspectives on the creative process or thinking about applying for our 2020/21 Recommender Grants For Theatre Creators Program, this is the event for you. AT HOME INFO: http://studio180theatre.com/athome/ RGTC Submissions: http://studio180theatre.com/news-and/rgtc-submissions-2020/

ANNOUNCING: STUDIO 180 THEATRE'S 2020/21 SEASON FIVE new, Canadian, works-in-progess, THREE world-renowned, international plays, more opportunities than ever to connect! We are proud to present a new model for our 18th Season. One Friday every month, we will present a play reading event from either our IN DEVELOPMENT or 180 READS series, followed by a talkback with the artists. AT HOME events focused on the themes of the play or an aspect of theatre creation will complement t...he reading the Wednesday before and the following Sunday. All events will take place online with opportunities to engage directly with artists, ask questions about the work and have vital discussions about the social and political issues challenging our world today. MEET THE PLAYS: Contractions by Mike Bartlett My Sister's Rage by Yolanda Bonnell Dad by Ali Joy Richardson The Niceties by Eleanor Burgess Palestineman by Sam Khalilieh 6x10 by Rachel Mutombo The Chinese Lady by Lloyd Suh with fu-GEN Asian Canadian Theatre Company A Public Display of Affection by Jonathan Wilson LEARN MORE: http://studio180theatre.com/productions/

A handful of spots have opened up for our AT HOME: Solidarity & Action workshop with Rania El Mugammar on this Wednesday, September 2 from 2-4PM. Email [email protected] to be added to the event! MORE INFO: http://studio180theatre.com/athome/

There are only a few more spots available in our Solidarity & Action Workshop with Rania El Mugammar on September 2 from 2-4PM. Rania El Mugammar is a Sudanese artist, anti-oppression consultant, and liberation educator based in Toronto. Rania's artistic and community work is deeply rooted in Black Liberation. Rania is a published writer, award-winning organizer, speaker, arts educator, and multidisciplinary performer. LEARN MORE: https://www.raniawrites.com/... REGISTER NOW: https://solidarityandaction.eventbrite.ca Photo by Marko Kovacevic

ANNOUNCING: Studio 180 AT HOME: Solidarity & Action Workshop Wednesday, September 2 from 2PM-4PM Join Studio 180 Theatres staff and board members for an online discussion focused on privilege, solidarity and how to take individual and collective action against systemic racism. Facilitated by anti-oppression consultant and liberation educator, Rania El Mugammar, this session will create a brave space for participants to ask difficult questions, confront their own privilege an...d work through discomfort. The session also aims to share knowledge and empower participants by providing tangible steps to enact solidarity and take anti-racist actions in their daily lives. MORE INFO: http://studio180theatre.com/athome/ REGISTER NOW: https://solidarityandaction.eventbrite.ca

It's the last day to participate in our survey about what you would like to see in our anti-racism, privilege and allyship workshop with Rania El Mugammar. Click here to share your thoughts: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLScLpAm_gY42yl6ATd/viewform

We are excited to be a part of TAPA Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts' Design Incubator Pilot Project providing hands-on training & mentorship at top Canadian theatre companies for emerging lighting designers! #theaTO Studio 180 Theatre was founded with educational outreach as a primary focus. Lesley Wilkinson's vision of bringing aspiring lighting designers into the profession is a perfect complement to our philosophy. What makes this all the more exciting is the direct link to the professional theatre world. Studio180 Theatre is wholly on-board to participate in the 2021/2022 season, and wherever else we can be helpful. - Joel Greenberg, Artistic Director Read more about the program & 2020 recipient, Nathan Bruce: https://tapa.ca/announcement-nathan-bruce-selected-as-inau/

If you're looking to learn more about #UniversalBasicIncome and how it would affect the arts sector, Basic Income Calgary is hosting a webinar tomorrow! This initiative is supported by Canadian Actors' Equity Association and TAPA Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts. Register at the link below to attend. #theaTO

Have you had a chance to fill out our survey yet? We're hosting a free, online session about anti-racism, privilege & allyship with Rania El Mugammar and want to provide our community with the most meaningful experience possible. Take The Survey: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLScLpAm_gY42yl6ATd/viewform

Many people are asking what they can do to fight racism in their own communities. Toronto actor, director and host Nicole Stamp has written an article to help - https://www.cnn.com//ways-to-sustain-the-fight-/index.html

We're hosting a free, online session about anti-racism, privilege and allyship facilitated by anti-oppression educator Rania El Mugammar (https://www.raniawrites.com/). Please complete this anonymous participant survey to help us provide the most meaningful experience possible. Thank you for being a part of this important conversation. TAKE THE SURVEY: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLScLpAm_gY42yl6ATd/viewform

Join our friends at Canadian Stage Company on a guided audio journey through storytelling. Part questionnaire, part thought experiment, #csWhatHappens is a meditative new piece from Susanna Fournier, streaming TODAY until August 1 on CS Grid. MORE INFO: https://csgrid.canadianstage.com/what-happens

Activist and academic Rachel Cargle has a free 30 day course called #DoTheWork, an eye-opener and a call to action for those who seek to be allies to Black women. If you're looking for meaningful ways to participate in anti-racism dialogue, or as Rachel calls it, "the Great Unlearn", this is a good place to start. All 30 days are available here: https://mailchi.mp/rachelcargle/dothework-course-all-30days Learn more about Rachel, including her non-profit that supports free the...rapy for Black women and girls and her Black-owned bookstore here: http://rachel-cargle.com/ Rachel's patreon where you can support her and receive more tools and resources can be found here: https://www.patreon.com/m/thegreatunlearn

We are very proud to announce an incredible group of playwrights as Studio 180 Theatre's 2020 recipients of our Ontario Arts Council - Conseil des arts de l'Ontario Recommender Grant for Theatre Creators. Congratulations Lauren Brotman, Rachel Ganz, Amanda Lin, Rachel Mutombo, Sarena Parmar, Ali Joy Richardson and Julie Tepperman! Click here to read an update on their provocative and insightful projects that explore contemporary social and political issues: http://studio180theatre.com//learn-about-our-2020-rgtc-re/

Today we are highlighting the work of Dr. Ingrid Waldron, a Canadian social scientist and associate professor of nursing at Dalhousie University and an expert on environmental racism. "There is certainly a moment happening in terms of climate change and the killing and murdering of Black people and then COVID reared its ugly head and further exposed vulnerabilities.... This is about vulnerability and how some people are exposed to some of these issues or oppressions more tha...n others. These people tend to be Indigenous, racialized and poor." - Dr. Waldron Read the rest of The Narwhal profile on Dr. Waldron here: https://thenarwhal.ca/vulnerability-ingrid-waldron-environ/ Dr. Waldron's book Theres Something in the Water focuses on environmental racism in Canada towards Black and Indigenous communities and was made into a documentary of the same name hosted by Ellen Page, available on Netflix. Read the Book: https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/detail.jsp Watch the Documentary Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKhIYFDnCoY&feature=youtu.be Learn more about her work as head of the Enrich Project: https://www.enrichproject.org/

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Studio 180 AT HOME: Show Report to go backstage with Stage Managers! And thank you especially to our two incredibly experienced and insightful Stage Managers, Laura Baxter and Marcie Januska. They shared about the creative and managerial side of stage management and Laura even called the cues for a scene from our production of OSLO! If you missed the event, make sure to check out the recording at the link below. And stay tuned for an announcement in the next while about what's coming up next for Studio 180 Theatre! WATCH: https://www.youtube.com/user/studio180mark

Looking for ways to expand the content you consume to be more inclusive? Take a look at PleaseNotes' Anti-Racism & Unlearning Resource Guide. This living document will be updated with podcasts, books, film, TV and courses to help in learning more about anti-racism and Black history and experiences. It also includes a guide of terminology and other helpful resources: "For allies trying to figure out first steps, I suggest the L.E.A.P.S. System. Listen, Educate Yourself, Acknowledge, Participate, Support" https://docs.google.com//1LHBfN_ceCMgBNYRMvFv_vw2NL8/edit

Thank you to everyone who joining us for Studio 180 AT HOME: Designing for Theatre and to Ken MacKenzie and Kimberley Purtell for their insights and designs. If you missed the conversation, check out our Youtube page for the recording. https://www.youtube.com/user/studio180mark/videos Up next is Studio 180 AT HOME: Show Report, where we will take you backstage with Stage Managers! Don't forget to register for the session taking place on June 17 at 4PM. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/studio-180-at-home-show-report-

Our second Anti-Racism resource is Guide to Allyship by Amélie Lamont. It is especially helpful if you are new to allyship, but it has resources that we can all learn from. Click the link below. https://guidetoallyship.com/

Studio 180 Theatre is committed to producing work that provokes public discourse and promotes community engagement. The recent and tragic deaths of Chantel Moore, Regis Korchinski-Paquet, Tony McDade, George Floyd, Jason Collins, Eishia Hudson, D'Andre Campbell, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery have intensified ongoing conversations about systemic anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism and state-sanctioned violence. As artistic leaders in Toronto, we are in a position to provi...de a platform for Black, Indigenous and POC voices, stories and artists, and we acknowledge that it is our responsibility to do so. We commit to doing better. We will contribute to a meaningful, informed and ongoing conversation about systemic racism by using our platform to amplify voices other than our own, and share resources on allyship with our audiences. In July, we will host a public, online discussion focused on privilege, allyship and how to take individual and collective action against systemic racism. We recommit to making anti-racism a fundamental part of our work and will continue to amplify diverse and underrepresented voices. Each resource that we share will be focused on a different aspect of the anti-racism conversation, starting with Vanmala Subramaniams article Before You Declare Canada is not a Racist Country, do Your Homework. https://nationalpost.com//vanmala-subramaniam-before-you-d

Announcing Studio 180 Theatre's June AT HOME events! Read below for all the info and don't forget to register early. TUESDAY, JUNE 9 @ 2PM: DESIGNING FOR THEATRE Set and lighting are two critical elements of live theatre that audiences rarely get to learn about in depth. Join prolific, award-winning designers Kimberly Purtell and Ken MacKenzie, as they talk about their inspirations, creative process, favourite Studio 180 projects and more. REGISTER NOW: https://www.eventbrit...e.ca/e/studio-180-at-home-designing-fo WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 @ 4PM: SHOW REPORT Backstage With Stage Managers! SMs are used to being behind the scenes but we're giving them centre stage to shed light on the critical role they play in theatre productions. Experienced Stage Managers, and frequent Studio 180 company members, Laura Baxter and Marcie Januska, will demystify the art of stage management. REGISTER NOW: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/studio-180-at-home-show-report- LEARN MORE: http://studio180theatre.com/athome/

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our final May AT HOME event, Oslo: Extra Features! Although we had some unforeseen technical difficulties, the conversation was informative and interesting and we loved revisiting this production with all of you and hearing your thoughts and feedback. If you missed the event, make sure to catch it on our Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCfKqgJZY8X1VU5nO4FYdmw AND don't forget to check back with us on Monday for the announcement of our June AT HOME events! We are excited to continue connecting with all of you and can't wait to share this new programming.

Its all there all through history weve been there, but we have to claim it, and identify who was in it, and articulate whats in our minds and hearts and all our creative contributions to this earth. And until we do that, and until we organize ourselves block by neighbourhood by city by state into a united visible community that fights back, were doomed. Thats how I want to be defined: as one of the men who fought the war. Larry Kramer surrogate Ned Weeks in THE NORMAL HEART. (Martin Happer and Jonathan Wilson in the Studio 180 production of THE NORMAL HEART - Photo by Karri North)

A giant has fallen. With the passing of Larry Kramer the world has lost a fierce, combative, passionate, brilliant, wry and dauntless crusader against injustice. As we find ourselves navigating a new pandemic its impossible not to be reminded of his fearless leadership in the face of the AIDS crisis. Kramers actions fundamentally shifted national medical policies and his rage became a rallying cry for numerous generations of artists and activists. Not surprisingly, his pl...ay, The Normal Heart, which we presented in 2011 and 2012, became a catalyst for some of the most engaging and rewarding community outreach weve ever undertaken. Epic yet intimate, the play was the essence of what we are drawn to work that humanizes issues and deepens our understanding, not only of history, but of humanity. At the time of his death, Kramer was working on a new play examining H.I.V./AIDS, Covid-19 and the decline of the human body. Its a tragedy that we wont have the opportunity to experience his artistic take on the current climate but his legacy lives on in his work and were so grateful to have had the opportunity to engage with his genius on stage. https://www.nytimes.com/2020//27/us/larry-kramer-dead.html

The Toronto Jewish Film Festival has moved online this year, from May 30 to June 7! Make sure you get your tickets to catch a few of the films in their incredible lineup from the comfort of your own couch. https://tjff.com/how-to-buy-tickets-to-tjff2020-online/

If you weren't able to snag your spot for our Oslo: Extra Features AT HOME event, we have now opened a waitlist! Participants on the waitlist will still receive the 48-hour access link to watch the archival of our production of Oslo with Mirvish Productions. If there is not enough space in the event to allow everyone off of the waitlist, the Oslo: Extra Features event will be available to watch the following day on our Youtube account. Email [email protected] to join ...the waitlist! For all of the info on our AT HOME events, click here: http://studio180theatre.com/athome/

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Studio 180 AT HOME: Study Group and shared bravely in our discussion to make the event a success! We loved having the chance to connect with all of you. Thank you as well to Jessica Greenberg and Byron Abalos for facilitating! Stay tuned for more interactive events like this in the future! http://studio180theatre.com/athome/

Want to RSVP for Studio 180 AT HOME: Oslo, Extra Features but missed seeing the original production? Don't worry! All participants will now receive a link two days before the event to watch the archival footage of Studio 180 Theatre's production of Oslo, presented by David Mirvish! So if you didn't get a chance to see the show or can't remember all the details, you'll be able to re-watch it prior to the event. REGISTER NOW: http://studio180theatre.com/athome/

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our second AT HOME event Write Like A Playwright! The insightful questions we received from our very thoughtful attendees made for a fantastic discussion. And thank you Jenna Harris for sharing your process and your writing and Mark McGrinder for facilitating. If you missed the session, you can find it on our Youtube page until the day before our next event: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCfKqgJZY8X1VU5nO4FYdmw Any if you haven't yet, make sure to sign up for our third AT HOME event, Study Group on Wednesday, May 20 at 4:00. More Info: http://studio180theatre.com/athome/

Calling all Playwrights! Looking for a Warm Up for before our Write Like A Playwright event on Friday at 1:30 PM? Join the Playwrights' Workshop Montréal and Playwright/Dramaturge Jesse Stong for their weekly Writer's Warm Up on Friday at 10:15 AM (and Mondays at 10:15 AM!) Find the Writer's Warm Up livestreams here: https://www.youtube.com/c/playwrightsworkshopmontreal... Register for Studio 180 AT HOME: Write Like A Playwright: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/studio-180-at-home-write-like-a