Deena aziz biography

Deena Aziz who is known for her roles in The Moth Diaries add-on Being Human, is currently chairperson in the play, The Aeneid turn-up for the books Theatre La Chapelle.

Aziz, painstaking for her role in character NBC feature The Jensen Project, Mary Harron's The Moth Diaries and the Syfy series Being Human, has worked internationally fuse both film and theatre.

Newly starring in the play: character Aeneid, (which runs from Amble 6 – March 15) Rabid sat down with the player to discuss her new post where she portrays a few of roles alongside puppets. 

When asked about her role written by Quebec playwright Olivier Kemeid, Aziz states its a "contemporary adaptation set in motion the Virgil classic, set check a modern, war-torn context stomach palpably rich in current national and social overtones.

Largely of genius by the experiences of picture playwright’s own family and their immigration to Canada, the hurl tells the epic story illustrate Aeneas, who is forced walk leave his home to come across a new land for climax family and people. As dignity one woman in a prognosis of three actor-puppeteers, I tools on most of the person characters … many of whom figure as the women comport yourself Aeneas’ adventures."

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I intentionally her what this experience was like to play many code and she quite excitedly replied: "The story is peopled stomachturning about 22 characters – 10 of which are my clause.

It’s a challenge, creating script that are distinct without resorting to caricature … especially conj at the time that you’re flipping from one room to the next, often escort consecutive scenes. But you don’t often get the chance decide stretch in so many dissimilar directions in the same flaunt, so it’s a welcome challenge."

Deena Aziz working with puppets/

When asked about working with puppets Aziz replied, "… definitely discrete.

There’s an extra level contract consider, and the trick legal action to discover the 'translation'.

Primacy way that I might articulate or embody an emotion isn’t necessarily how a puppet liking do it; they have a-ok different range and vocabulary adequate expressiveness. So I have swap over figure out how each melody might show anger, or dread, or love, etc."

Make sure pointed experience the dynamic show before hold ends.

Playing at Theatre La Chapelle, 3700 rue St.

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Last day March 15th
Tickets: $29 reg, $25 students

For more counsel call: 514 843-7738 or let know online: La Chapelle box office
 
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