Let Me Cook For You: The Trilogy
Off Off Bway, TheatreLab
Reviewed by Emily Cordes
BOTTOM LINE: Intimate and expertly curated, one woman’s tale sheds light on the fathoms we contain.
Human lives are rich sagas unto themselves, and each of us exists as the protagonist of these tales, infused with the people, places, and things that have shaped us. In her autobiographical solo show Let Me Cook For You: The Trilogy, Orietta Crispino draws us into one such personal myth, using food, fashion, and storytelling to illustrate her journey as an artist and lover of life...
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