Manav Kaul’s play ‘Park’ uses a public bench to explore identity and belonging. The initial conflict over the bench provides physical comedy and draws attention. However, the introduction of a third character leads to verbose dialogue and overt political analogies. The play’s reliance on background music for mood signaling is also noted. Ultimately, the production’s political message could have been sharper and more subtle.
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