Lion in the Streets, Sitting in the Studio

01/10/19 • 58 min

We start by interviewing Sophia Paskaledes, the star of UBC Theatre's upcoming production of Judith Thompson's Lion in the Streets. After a brief break, we cue up an interview from our friends in the Accessibility Collective, for the PuSh festival. We conclude with a shoutout to the Langley Players' Drama Club's production of John Mighton's Half Life, and a stirring review of Alfonso Cuaron's Roma from longtime correspondent Lua Presidio

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We open 2019 with a boatload of the shoutouts and digressions you've come to love, including Travis Bernhard's Unscriptured, Electric Company Theatre's Full Light of Day, the Rio's 2019 features, Vancity Theatre's Italian Film Festival, and the Cinematheque's Japan On Screen.
Content warning: Language, and (semi-acknowledged) generalizations.

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