CAST

Sarah Nina Hayon*, Ed Keyani, Salim Razawi

*Actors’ Equity Association

Arab Spring

A biting dark comedy about loss, grief, and the wars we wage in family. Yusef, a recovering addict and Dina, his OCD sister, return on the 4th of July to their childhood home in the suburbs to bury their dead beat Dad. Can they figure out a) how to do an Islamic funeral before his body goes cold, b) who their estranged father was, and c) what family means without killing each other? Inshallah.

Playwright
Denmo Ibrahim

Denmo Ibrahim (she/her) is an American playwright, actor, and entrepreneur of Egyptian descent. Her plays include THE DAY NAGUIB MAHFOUZ WAS STABBED IN THE NECK AND ALMOST DIED a.k.a. THE SELKIE PLAY (Finalist: Sundance Theatre Lab, Finalist: NNPN’s Showcase of New Plays) and AN ARAB SPRING (45th Bay Area Playwrights Festival). Her work is currently in development with the Civilians’ R&D Group (LITTLE PALESTINE), the Ground Floor at Berkeley Rep (THE DREAM FUGUE OF MAY ZIYADEH), and a new historical drama for Audible. Denmo holds an MFA in Lecoq-based Actor Created Physical Theater from Naropa University and a BFA in Acting from Boston University. She lives in San Francisco and Brooklyn.

Director
SUSANNAH MARTIN
Dramaturg
LAURA BRUECKNER
Program to come.
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