Dipika is a tremendous talent, and "I Enter the Valley" epitomizes what makes her such a unique writer. She paints such a gorgeous, lush, lyrical landscape but isn't afraid to infuse it with strokes of callousness and aggression; she doesn't let the beauty overpower (or diffuse) the tension. Her wit is sharp and smart, and the play moves to a rhythm that is all its own–time changes. It slows. It quickens. It halts. This play is demanding to be seen, heard and felt.
Dipika is a tremendous talent, and "I Enter the Valley" epitomizes what makes her such a unique writer. She paints such a gorgeous, lush, lyrical landscape but isn't afraid to infuse it with strokes of callousness and aggression; she doesn't let the beauty overpower (or diffuse) the tension. Her wit is sharp and smart, and the play moves to a rhythm that is all its own–time changes. It slows. It quickens. It halts. This play is demanding to be seen, heard and felt.