Three live performances by Hiva Sedaghat & Ensemble Decipher, Azadeh Kangarani, Esha Sadr & Ramin Etemadi Bozorg

Rattlestick Theater, New York City

In that moment when the consciousness of day has long left you and the sound sleep has been shattered, the moment does extend and it keeps stretching within you into a dark night; until your awakening arrives and falls on its knees, facing a long long day.

Choreographed and performed by Hiva Sedaghat

Sound designer: Ensemble Decipher

Set designer: Sadra Tehrani

Esha Sadr and Ramin Etemadi Bozorg are exploring the meaning of Marino Marini poem, “It was built, destroyed and it remained a sad song on the world” in their one time performance art piece.

Performers and Creators: Esha Sadr & Ramin Etemadi Bozorg

Strung Up at the Airport is a self-referential play, written and performed by Azadeh Kangarani. She shares her memories of being in different countries and her struggles with police officers because of her passport. Her various encounters with other people at different airports make her revise her approach and her judgments of other nationalities. She also questions her own identity and tries to find an answer to it.