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REVIEW: Carolyn Fe’s Aye Caesar asks what it means to be seen

iPhoto caption: Carolyn Fe in ‘Aye Caesar.’ Photo by Mathieu Taillardas. I went into Carolyn Fe’s Aye Caesar — produced by Stakes & Embers and Carolyn Fe Productions in association with Eldritch Theatre — curious about what its title meant. Now that I’ve seen the show at Toronto’s Red Sandcastle Theatre, this is my attempt at dissecting it.The phrase is, in my view, a quintuple entendre — and, like the play itself, its meanings become clearer the longer you sit with them.AYIn Tagalog, ay, nako is an expression of exasperation, surprise, frustration, or disbelief — and protagonist…

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