A family drama with lots of humour shining a light on what it means to be a Muslim in modern America. Zarina is writing a potentially inflammatory novel about women and Islam. Her father sets up a date with a white convert believing she must marry soon. An intelligent and passionate play about intergenerational misunderstandings.
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2 x 2 women scenes for Muslim sisters; 1 scene for man/woman
2014, Lincoln Centre, New York, New York
2014, 2015
Little Brown & Dramatists Play Service
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