That's all for StageLab 2018! Thank you to all who created wonderful work, those who worked behind the scenes to make it happen, and those who attended. If you have any feedback on how to make the festival even better please email [email protected] with your comments.

@UofADrama faculty present their research as performance as part of StageLab 2018. It's the LAST DAY and we have a wonderful lineup of fresh and fantastic offerings today. Reserve your seats now via email, [email protected] #yegtheatre #stagelab2018

This line up has an abundance of female talent that you won't want to miss. Sign up for all three performances and don't forget to support our BFA actors by buying a few snacks to keep your tummy from growling through the show. #yegtheatre @UofADrama

Today's line up! Email [email protected] to reserve your FREE ticket to some beautiful and intriguing pieces of theatre. #yegtheatre

Tonight's line up is set up so you can see all three shows. Who's up for a mini Monday theatre marathon? Did we mention it's free? Sign up via email [email protected] #yegtheatre #freetheatre #experimental #research #performance

An ultra-talented team created an inventive site specific piece; dance, music, and handmade clothing come together in a wardrobe work room.Created by Lin Snelling and Michael Reinhart with additional compositions from David Ryshpan and Jérémi Roy.Handmade items by Eva Snelling.

It's opening day of StageLab! Join us at the Timms Centre for the Arts today from 2-9pm. You can see all 5 shows today! Make it a theatre marathon, and it's all free.

Three Mysterious Women, 1 of 5 shows happening @StageLabFest Admission: FREE For more information and the full lineup check out bit.ly/2MyHRd8

Yet another luminescent nudibranch. Did you know that cannibalism exists in the nudibranch world? This can be done with actual teeth or with digestive enzymes. Now, you've got the facts, sign up to see "Notes from the Shadow Biosphere" at #stagelab2018. bit.ly/2M8XZm2

Ayyulshun is a Coast Salish word which means “soft under feet” and is the name Indigenous people gave to Vancouver’s English Bay. This staged reading takes place at The Timms Centre for the Arts during StageLab 2018. Tickets are Free! more info bit.ly/2M8XZm2