There’s no question about it: Sam Kissajukian is at home on a stage. Sitting for an interview with The Crimson on the stage of Farkas Hall, where he is starring in his autobiographical one-man play ...

In the middle of lockdown, comedian Sam Kissajukian began painting his subconscious. Over a five-month period, Kissajukian – who had never painted before – produced an extraordinary 300 paintings, ...

CAMBRIDGE — The process of artistic creation is inherently mysterious. So, too, in many respects, is mental illness. And when the two converge? In the case of Australian performer Sam Kissajukian, who ...

“300 Paintings,” written and performed by Australian comedian Sam Kissajukian, is more than just the stand up one-man show it’s billed as — it’s also a meditation on mental illness and an art ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Theater Reviews “The Light and the Dark” dramatizes the life of Artemisia Gentileschi, while “300 Paintings” was born during the fever dreams of Covid ...

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To create is to confront belief systems, experiences and oneself. That's what two current theater productions posit. The one-person shows “300 Paintings” presented by American Repertory Theater and ...

Emotional breakdowns can forever change a person, often not for the better. For Australian performer Sam Kissajukian, however, a lengthy 2021 manic episode with bipolar disorder upended his life and ...

Sometimes a breakdown coincides with the biggest breakthrough. In 2021, Sydney comedian Sam Kissajukian quit stand-up, rented an abandoned cake factory, and became a painter. Over the course of a ...

After battling my way through torrential rain and violent wind on Oct. 30, I entered McCarter Theater for its new show, “300 Paintings.” Premiering at McCarter after a highly successful off-Broadway ...

Cancel culture, faltering fatherhood and the life of a tennis champ are dramatised as standups including Ivo Graham, Anna Morris and Adam Riches take a theatrical path this summer Sam Kissajukian ...