U.s. premier on demand
Performance Recorded on March 24, 2022 at the Hammer Theatre Centre, San Jose, CA.
U.s. premier on demand
Following each nights performance, there will be a special q+a. session
Q + A for Wednesday, March 23 following the 7:30pm live performance:
Topic:
The Creative Process of "Maryam"
Guests:
- Dalia Shakhtour and Rufaida Farraj, Palestinian actresses of "Maryam"
- Hind Abu Shkhadim, Translator/Co-collaborator of "Maryam" (by zoom from Europe)
- Dr. Victoria Rue, M.Div., rcwp, Director/Co-collaborator of "Maryam"
Topic:
The Creative Process of "Maryam"
Guests:
- Dalia Shakhtour and Rufaida Farraj, Palestinian actresses of "Maryam"
- Hind Abu Shkhadim, Translator/Co-collaborator of "Maryam" (by zoom from Europe)
- Dr. Victoria Rue, M.Div., rcwp, Director/Co-collaborator of "Maryam"
Q + A for Thursday, March 24 following the 7:30pm live performance and live-stream:
Topic:
"Maryam" and Palestinian Theatre in Context
Guests:
- Dalia Shakhtour and Rufaida Farraj, Palestinian actresses of "Maryam"
- Dr. Samer Al Saber, Assistant Professor of Theatre And Performance Studies, and a member of the faculty at the Center for the Comparative Study of Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE) and the Abbasi Program in Islamic Studies at Stanford
- Dr. Arthur Zarate, Assistant Professor of Global Humanities at SJSU
- Dr. Matthew Spangler, Professor of Performance Studies, scholar, and an award-winning playwright at SJSU
- Dr. Victoria Rue, M.Div., director of "Maryam," Emerita Lecturer in Comparative Religious Studies and Creative Arts, SJSU
Topic:
"Maryam" and Palestinian Theatre in Context
Guests:
- Dalia Shakhtour and Rufaida Farraj, Palestinian actresses of "Maryam"
- Dr. Samer Al Saber, Assistant Professor of Theatre And Performance Studies, and a member of the faculty at the Center for the Comparative Study of Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE) and the Abbasi Program in Islamic Studies at Stanford
- Dr. Arthur Zarate, Assistant Professor of Global Humanities at SJSU
- Dr. Matthew Spangler, Professor of Performance Studies, scholar, and an award-winning playwright at SJSU
- Dr. Victoria Rue, M.Div., director of "Maryam," Emerita Lecturer in Comparative Religious Studies and Creative Arts, SJSU
Q + A for Friday, March 25, following the 7:30pm live performance and live-stream:
Topic:
Mary/Maryam in Islam and the Orthodox Christian Tradition
Guests:
- Dalia Shakhtour and Rufaida Farraj, Palestinian actresses of "Maryam"
- Dr. Mahjabeen Dhala, Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies Director of Madrasa-Midrasha Program at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley
- V. Rev. Fr. Samer Youssef, Doctor of Ministry, M.Div., Antiochian Orthodox Church of the Redeemer, Los Altos
- Dr. Arthur Zarate, Assistant Professor of Global Humanities at SJSU
- Dr. Victoria Rue, M.Div., director of "Maryam," Emerita Lecturer in Comparative Religious Studies
Topic:
Mary/Maryam in Islam and the Orthodox Christian Tradition
Guests:
- Dalia Shakhtour and Rufaida Farraj, Palestinian actresses of "Maryam"
- Dr. Mahjabeen Dhala, Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies Director of Madrasa-Midrasha Program at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley
- V. Rev. Fr. Samer Youssef, Doctor of Ministry, M.Div., Antiochian Orthodox Church of the Redeemer, Los Altos
- Dr. Arthur Zarate, Assistant Professor of Global Humanities at SJSU
- Dr. Victoria Rue, M.Div., director of "Maryam," Emerita Lecturer in Comparative Religious Studies
Get excited for the show
Maryam: A woman of Bethlehem
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