Reviews

"Farah Lawal brings unexpected tenderness and devotion to Bigger's lover, Clara."
-The Washington Post, Review of American Century Theatre's, Native Son

"Farah Lawal is moving as [Bigger's] devoted girlfriend."
-The Washington Examiner, Review of American Century Theatre's, Native Son

"...Farah Lawal’s spoken-word poetry breathes new life into a topic worn-thin...Lawal’s lyrical explorations of the themes close to every woman’s heart resonated with the audience sitting in the tiny space...as we all found something familiar in her inspiring words."
-DC Theatre Scene, Review of So Do You Love Me Yet?

"...writer-performer Farah Lawal is an ingratiating presence onstage...lovely, with a smile that’s sunny and sly by turns, and a talker confident enough to suggest some time spent on slam-poetry stages."
-Washington City Paper, Review of So Do You Love Me Yet?

 

What People Are Saying

"It’s obvious that you turn your insides out when you write…your work is strong, emotional, visceral…like a punch to the gut. There’s no mistaking that it comes from someplace within you that can grab a reader and pull them into your world…You rock." -Geenoh (a reader of Farah's poetry blog)

"Farah, you are a complete Godsend. You are a wonderful young woman and I thank the Lord for having met you. Wonderful work. You are such an inspiration to all." -Tamara W.

"I love your poems - but feel my words are inadequate to compliment your work as well as it deserves; your words are incredible, beautiful, a recognisable truth. Thank you for writing, and sharing." -Billy Hunt