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  • Egyptian Products

    by Laila Soliman ...
    Translated by Khalid Laith ...
    Series series NHB Modern Plays
    Hadia is an independent woman in Cairo. Gasir is a painfully awkward lab assistant with attachment issues over his dead mother. Is he really her knight in shining armour?Egyptian Products by Egyptian writer Laila Soliman was first performed in this English translation by Khalid Laith as a rehearsed reading at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in 2008.It was developed as part of an ambitious project ... Read more

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  • Disoriental

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