In Sparrows We Trust - Currently in Production
In Sparrows We Trust focuses on the experience of an Iranian queer woman in exile during the America/Israel war on Iran. The project explores loneliness, solitude, and atopia in queer Iranian imagination and futurity, in conversation with Lee Edelman's queer negativity and nihilism and Jack Halberstam’s Un/worlding Sparrows asks what it means “to be” (queer/exilé/artist/educator) in a moment of world-ending, probing the tension between unworlding and world-building.
"The Little Black Fish" explores the untold stories of the Iranian queer community, encompassing themes of love, loss, desire, hope, exile, pain, joy, longing, and displacement. Take a front seat at our show and let "The Little Black Fish" guide you through narratives of survival, as we critically reimagine Samad Behrangi's children's literary classic.
The Little Black Fish
Stories, Bodies, Archives
Producer, Stories, Bodies Archives, Script-reading performance of collectively written script by my graduate students at Hamilton Frost Bite Festival.
Synopsis: The colours Yellow, Red, Green, and Purple may seem different, but at the end of the day, they are nothing more than shadows, trying to make their way through dawn. Just like the rest of us!