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Welcome to the Abbas household.
An un-typical Asian/ Muslim-American family.
Fighting against each other.
Post 9/11.
Sept 6th-22nd, 2002
Fri-Sat 7:30pm, *Sun 3:00pm & 7:30pm
*Special Talkbacks with Crew and Cast after Sunday matinee performances.
Sept 6, 2002: Opening Night Reception - $35 ticket includes
evening performance and reception.
Email desipina@haseenevents.com
for more info or purchase tickets online now! (http://www.ticketweb.com).
Tickets $15
HERE Arts Center, 145 Sixth Ave (b/t Spring and Broome)
For tickets & info:
www.here.org
or 212.647.0202
**This performance was made possible in part by
the Manhattan Community Arts Fund/New York City Department
of Cultural Affairs administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural
Council. In addition, this production is being presented through HERE's
Supported Artist Program which provides artists with subsidized space
and technical and administrative support. |
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PRODUCTION NOTES:
There will be notes here about the experience of
working on Barriers. |
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LINKS TO 9/11 SOUTH ASIAN VICTIMS AND OTHER 9/11 RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS:
www.neilshastri.com
The Neil G. Shastri Foundation was established by the family and friends of
Neil Shastri, a South Asian victim in the World Trade Center attacks of
September 11, 2001. The Foundation's mission is to continue Neil's legacy
by
engaging in various philanthrophic endeavors that reflect his generous
spirit, passion for learning, and tremendous capacity to love. To this end,
the Foundation sponsors an annual academic scholarship, supports various
children's causes and the needs of the homeless.
www.saja.org/dissect/sept11victims.html
South Asian Journalists Association: Stories about South Asian Victims From Various Publications
www.redcross.org
Site of the American Red Cross
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