“Whatever kind of field we go into, there’s always going to be conflicts or people who are going to disagree with our values or our beliefs. But that’s no way of shying away from it, because we are told to be against the grain and to be leaders so that people can aspire to, and look towards, the truth.”
With Hollywood becoming a byword for immorality and promiscuity, it can seem the acting industry is the last place a young Catholic would want to be. We chat to aspiring actress Lauren Langrell to find out about her experience in living out a devout Catholic faith in the world of acting.
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Lauren Langrell is currently a student studying a double-major in Theatre Studies and Theology at the University of Notre Dame Australia. She has previously studied at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Sydney and the New York Film Academy.
Lauren will be appearing at the 7th World Congress of Families in Sydney. The Congress runs from 15-18 May 2013 and features keynote speakers from around the world. For information on pricing and registration visit, the World Congress of Families website.
