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VI
A Crooked House in Paris
['Narendra Pachkhédé', 'Is A Critic', 'Writer Who Splits His Time Between Toronto', 'London']
NAKED PUNCH
The crooked house never righted itself.
There, the crooked house is not an allegory but a memory.
The crooked house is a state of shakenness made visible.
Mouawad’s crooked house shows what remains: theatre exiled, subtitled, crooked, yet still staging today.
The crooked house had no answer, except the staging itself.
['today'
'play'
'crooked'
'house'
'theatre'
'lebanese'
'mouawads'
'paris'
'absurd'
'sheep'
'wedding']