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Shreya Komar

Shreya Komar

Shreya Komar '26 is a writer for Arts & Life and the Reads Desk Editor. She adores nature, painting, and orange-flavored dark chocolate. If she's not writing, she's probably imagining how easy life would be if she were a plant.
Reads
A red-haired woman and a man in a pink shirt laugh and speak to the audience

Writers Jalen Eutsey and Ashley Hand share the power in the mundane

Shreya Komar
  •  
Jan. 26
Screen
A photo of six panelists sitting on stage in a half circle and engaged in discussion.

‘Salt in My Soul’ pulls heartstrings while spreading chronic disease awareness

Shreya Komar
  •  
Jan. 25
Culture
Against a colorful backdrop, a man wearing a cardboard muffin holds the hands of another with a cookie. A woman wearing a yellow wig and a cookie cardboard stares at them as if in anger

Flying Treehouse celebrates 10-year anniversary with childish delight

Shreya Komar
  •  
Nov. 28
Culture
Actors wearing red stand on stage. The background of the stage is a screen displaying Hoover Tower and “BEAT CAL”

Gaieties ‘Cardinal Sin’: Fostering community through imperfections

Alexandra Blum, Shreya Komar and Anjali Ragupathi
  •  
Nov. 27
Culture
On a darkened stage, a man dressed in a vest and jeans questions another. The other bows his head down in contemplation.

More than murder? AATP’s ‘THE HEADLANDS’ explores family and identity

Shreya Komar
  •  
Nov. 14
Culture
(Photo: SHREYA KOMAR/The Stanford Daily)

“Beyond the Camps”: Bay Area artists discuss art and WWII Japanese internment

Shreya Komar
  •  
Oct. 23
Arts & Life
Six performers in varying outfits (a brown dress, a red jacket with checkerboard pants, etc.) sit and stand on stage. Illuminated by stage light, they all gaze engagedly at the two standing performers at the middle left.

Nut allergy ballad thrills audience at Stanford Improvisors performance

Shreya Komar
  •  
Oct. 9
The Stanford Daily

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