Playwright, director, and actress Candice D’Meza swings for the fences up in the sky with MISS LARAJ’S HOUSE OF DYSTOPIAN FUTURES, but this is hardly a surprise to anyone who has been following her work here in Houston. Candice throws theater, film, sound, and spiritualism in a blender anytime she produces for the stage. This
There are no concise handles in our English language to describe creative people. Considering the range of creative expression and tools Houston artist Candice D’Meza explores and utilizes in her practice, including theater, filmmaking, critical pedagogy, rituals, and activism, those oft-overused words in arts writing, “multidisciplinary” and “interdisciplinary,” are accurate. From Fatherland, a solo, autobiographical