by Diana Miranda
What do you get when you put a sheep with existential angst in a black box theatre and add a spoonful of clowning? The answer is Sheepish, a goofy and delightful show that makes you laugh, reflect, and occasionally go, “Wait, what?” Written and directed by Lauren Talitha Ziebart, Sheepish is one of those theatre delights that refuse to take themselves too seriously.
By Luisa De la Concha Montes
What makes us human? Is it the capacity to feel? Or perhaps our experiences, and how we can sew together memories to create an identity that we can call our own? Is it how we develop relationships with other humans? The ease in which we crave proximity, or fall into patterns of desire? The Employees, a play based on the International Booker Prize-nominated novel by Olga Ravn and directed by Polish theatre artist Łukasz Twarkowski, poses these questions to the audience in quite an unconventional manner.
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