Stamp Me
Yussef El Guindi’s short play follows Ahmed as he waits in line to get his passport stamped.
Category Archives: Migration is Not a Metaphor
Migration is Not a Metaphor
Even so, the experience of moving from one place
to another in a fearful, militarized, increasingly
xenophobic world has inspired writers to document,
challenge, and reimagine that world. In these works
and excerpts by five immigrant theatremakers—Gabriela Furtado Coutinho, Martyna Majok, Antu Yacob, Deniz Khateri, and Yussef El Guindi—we catch glimpses of beauty, confusion, defiance, and survival.
My Body, Your Body (Where you from?)
In this poem, Antu Yacob explores where she’s from.
Husks from Iran
An excerpt from the script of a new work involving puppetry and projections.
Queens
An excerpt from Martyna Majok’s play, slated for a new Manhattan Theatre Club production this fall.
in your hands, american theatres
A poem by our digital editor, a Brazilian artist, is this summer’s editor’s letter within our Immigrant Imaginations issue.
