A few reviews of Dalal’s work on stage:
“Dalal Badr’s Cominius strikes the mark between commanding and deferential”
- Chelsey Stuyt on Coriolanus, Vancouver Presents
“The cast—Naomi Wright, Greg Gale, Dalal Badr, and Carlos Gonzalez-Vio—are all engrossing in the first run of the melodrama; they, and the actors they are portraying, are in their comfort zone.”
- Steve Fisher on KISS, Torontoist
"Much of the acting is also a pleasure, especially...Dalal Badr as Caesar’s anxious wife Calpurnia."
- Martin Morrow on Julius Caesar, The Globe and Mail
"There's some fine writing, particularly in 14-year-old Mariam's opening monologue, performed with subtlety and energy by Dalal Badr."
- Glenn Sumi on The Wanderers, NOW Magazine
"The actors struggle hard against the odds. Perhaps the best is Dalal Badr as Mariam."
- Robert Crew on The Wanderers, The Toronto Star
"As Soraya, Amir's wife, Dalal Badr's performance is exquisitely captivating and stunning and offers a wonderful female touch to the otherwise all-male principal cast."
- Vince Kanasoot on The Kite Runner, vincekanasoot.com
"Dalal Badr delivers a strong performance as Amir's wife, Soraya."
- Steven Hunt on The Kite Runner, Calgary Herald
"Dalal Badr, as youngest sister Irina... really embodied that sense of hope being pulled down brick by brick."
- Kindah Mardam Bey on Three Sisters, Press+1
"The standout conservatory actors include Dalal Badr as Mistress Overdo."
- Jon Kaplan on Bartholomew Fair, NOW Magazine
"Dalal Badr rounds out the spectacular ensemble with truly excellent turns."
- Kelly Bedard on As You Like It, My Entertainment World
"The shadow puppets are especially impressive, as is charismatic narrator Dalal Badr."
- Jon Kaplan on The Counterfeit Marquise, NOW Magazine