Hayder’s performance is entertaining; eager and full of quipped wit that brings a hint of comic relief to a darker subject matter. His emotional outburst near the end of the second act, which feels extraneous to the rest of the plot as a whole, is delivered with solidarity and comes from a churning core of raw emotions deep within Hayder’s wheelhouse. About DALI in general: The show tackles a great deal of thought-provoking topics, particularly in regards to the way war and conflict can evoke the inner savage animal from the depths of our domesticated human existence. Despite its bizarre blend of surrealism and magical realism, the performance is well done and creates a unique and evocative theatergoing experience. Thanks TheatreBloom!
Posted on: Fri, 09 Jan 2015 21:06:56 +0000
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