The Monument Reviews

https://www.mooneyontheatre.com/2018/03/16/review-the-monument-factory-theatre/

Elahe Marjovi’s set is a visual masterpiece to behold: the stage, set with a leveled riser in the center, is covered with earthiness of the forest ground, hauntingly lit and with braided ropes suspended from the ceiling as trees.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/theatre-and-performance/reviews/article-review-colleen-wagners-the-monument-is-rebuilt-for-missing-and/

Lauzon’s production of this concise one-act play is gorgeously realized − the heightened physicality in the scenes segueing seamlessly into nightmare-like choreography between them. Elahe Marjovi’s set design hides moving visual surprises.

https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/stage/review/2018/03/16/jani-lauzons-version-of-the-monument-is-about-more-than-a-rapist-and-his-saviour.html

Indeed, the Factory Theatre Mainstage hits the audience with the smell of earth, wood and sage from Elahe Marjovi’s set before they’ve even taken your seats. A stone platform rises from a stage covered in dirt and wood shavings, the kind of platform that a statue would stand on. Surrounding it are lengths of thick rope, hanging from the ceiling with frayed endings...incorporation of red dresses, symbolizing Canada’s missing and murdered Indigenous women.

She Said/He Said Review

http://montrealtheatrehub.com/2016/04/21/she-saidhe-said-a-poetic-portrait-of-black-identity-and-culture/

Eric Mongerson’s lighting design is handsomely effective in creating a dynamic transition between scenes and performance mediums, with Elahe Marjovi’s set design also being triumphant in its use of mirrored, reflecting panels.

Shargh Daily Interview

http://www.sharghdaily.ir/Default.aspx?NPN_Id=378&pageno=11#

This is an interview Shargh daily newspaper did with Elahe on April 16th 2014 about her experiences as a set designer both in Iran and on Broadway.

All My Sons Trailor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQL3ITUb-Bc&feature=share

This is a video trailer that Elahe made for promotion of  of All my sons production at the University of Kansas.