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Daughters of Khadija

Suzanne Ragheb’s painting “Absence” is the signature image of Daughters of Khadija, a new play produced by Burning Passions Theatre

In a story inspired in part by disturbing Ottawa headlines, Burning Passions Theatre premieres a new play, Daughters of Khadija, written and directed by Ottawa theatre artist Laurel Smith. “This play follows a group of Ottawa women – mothers, daughters, friends – as they navigate their daily lives, each clinging to their dreams while carrying the unwelcome weight of how others often unfairly view them,” says Smith. “This story is ultimately about finding the courage of one’s voice, overcoming obstacles, and living inside one’s hope.” 

Performances:
Saturday November 28 at 1:30pm and 7:30pm
Sunday November 29 at 1:30pm and 7:30pm

Location:
Saint Paul University Amphitheatre
223 Main Street
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
K1S 1C4

Cast: (in alphabetical order)
Jamilah Bah
Sheraza Burney
Nadia Firoz
Amani Omar
Suzanne Ragheb
Sabina Saeed

Written and Directed by Laurel Smith

Stage Manager: Matthew Behrens

Assistant Stage Manager: Harley Wegner

 

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