Eady & Mast Propose Treatment for Israeli/Palestinian Tribalism by Lynne Stevens “We Repair Army Jeeps,” claims the sign outside a modest garage in a small Israeli town. But inside bigger questions roll out. Do they repair injured hearts, too? Inside, we meet Him (cautious Nick Musleh) and Her (probing Elissa Beth Stebbins). They are…
Eady & Mast Unveil Palestinian Identity Nightmare by Jenyth Jo In “The Return,” playwrights Hanna Eady and Edward Mast sensitively portray the suffering of Palestinians in Israel, where they are under constant suspicion and surveillance. When a Palestinian car mechanic’s painful past comes back to haunt him, we learn that his constrained life is…
Hend Ayoub Travels from Israel to US, Making Art from Life by Lynne Stevens Hend Ayoub takes us on a gripping journey through her life, from her childhood as a Palestinian in Israel to her travel to the U.S. In her lively solo show, she confronts prejudice and misogyny as she searches for a…
Sona Tatoyan’s Powerful Story Alarms Kingdoms of Silence by Pina Piccolo Premiering to the world in a packed house at Potrero Stage, Golden Thread and Hakawati NGO’s co-production of “AZAD (the rabbit and the wolf)” challenges us with a dynamic, immersive experience that informs and entertains. The complex story brims with intriguing questions and…