It collided the gendered power-play of the script with the fact of its all-female cast, forcing the audience to consider how the play’s themes of capitalist injustices intersect with issues of feminism or gender. Read more…
Archive for Lilia Chang
(’19, History) is always switching between a history, philosophy, or symsys major. Politics, social justice, culture, kendrick, kanye, kaytranada, beethoven, dank memes, doggos.
“Fully Asian and Fully Black” A Review of Blasian Narratives
They broke the fourth wall between the stage and the audience in crossing the two: a move both symbolic of the shared experiences between the cast and audience and reflective of how their narratives emerge from regular people. Read more…
TAPS’ The Tempest Impresses
From the clamor of the storm at sea to the exotic forestry of the island, The Tempest proved to be a very tight production. Read more…
Kanye’s contentment in “Bed”
With his decision to cover The-Dream and J. Holiday’s “Bed,” Kanye is taking a break from his grandiose exterior and delving into the personal. Read more…
A Review of Dissolution
Disappointment and dissatisfaction pervades all of their lives. Read more…
Transformative: A Review of Stanford Theater Laboratory’s Circle Mirror Transformation
Circle Mirror Transformation is introspective and serious, yet funny and delightful. Read more…