Zorana Sadiq
iPhoto caption: Zorana Sadiq and Noah Grittani in Comfort Food. Photo by Dahlia Katz.
REVIEW: World premiere of Comfort Food is anything but comfortable — and that’s why it works
In an era of endless broadcasts, Comfort Food questions what it means to truly connect. The show skewers the spectacle-hungry media machine, but also explores how adults contort themselves for approval, how networks co-opt authenticity, and how algorithms radicalize kids in real time.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Dahlia Katz.
REVIEW: Against a bloody backdrop, Trident Moon pays homage to the power of resilience
Playing at Crow’s Theatre and set during the 1947 partition of India, the intense fictionalized drama offers a graceful depiction of several women’s high-stakes struggle to resist.
iPhoto caption: Photo by Jeremy Mimnagh
REVIEW: Armadillos at Factory Theatre
Tough skin, soft belly: it makes sense Colleen Wagner has named her latest play after such a selectively vulnerable creature.
REVIEW: Wildfire at Factory Theatre
Wildfire’s content and its structure are tangled such that explaining either in too much detail will spoil the other.