Dream of Home
The Creative Production Team Includes
Raymond Bobgan – Producer
Faye Hargate – Line Producer
Marissa Green – Stage Manager
Jamal Julia Boudiab – Translation Consultant
Inda Blatch-Geib – Costume Designer
Hussein Ghareeb – Scenic Designer
Nisrine Khazaal – Subtitle Translation Consultant/Operator
Val Kozlenko – Set Construction
Jeremy Paul – Lighting Designer
ENSEMBLE Members
Abbas Alhilali, Ebaa Boudiab, Issam Boudiab, Jamal Julia Boudiab, Hussein Ghareeb, Omar Kurdi, Manar Yared, Haneen Yehya, with writing contributions by Nazek El Halabi Yehya
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Jamila Alhaib, Abbas Alhilali, Prof. Alia Almashni, Pierre Bejjani, Hon. Joe Cimperman, Irene Farah, Dr. Michel Farah, Dr. Naim Farhat, Prof. Ahmad Hamo, Dr. Wael Khoury, Alma Khoury Korkor, Abdelghani Kitab, George Koussa, Omar Kurdi, Rebecca Mayhew, Hussein Mayyahi, Leen Midani, Dr. Widad Mousa, Shirien Muntaser, Dr. Abed el-Rahman Tayyara, Ruth Tracy, Isam Zaiem
About Masrah Cleveland Al-Arabi مسرح كليفلاند العربي
Cleveland Public Theatre believes when communities come together to share their stories, we grow a stronger and more vibrant city. Through Masrah Cleveland Al-Arabi, مسرح كليفلاند العربي, a pilot program, Arabic-speaking communities of Cleveland share vital, life-affirming stories celebrating family, dignity, and freedom of expression. These stories affirm a rich heritage and seek to move Cleveland to shed preconceptions and stereotypes, and grow empathy and understanding.
Masrah Cleveland Al-Arabi مسرح كليفلاند العربي is open to all people who share a heritage from Arabic-speaking cultures with an interest in theatre regardless of experience. Masrah Cleveland Al-Arabi مسرح كليفلاند العربي broadly includes third generation Americans, as well as recent arrivals, Muslims, Christians, and other faiths, who are curious and passionate.
Masrah Cleveland Al-Arabi is generously supported by
مسرح كليفلاند العربي مدعوم من قِبل
The City of Cleveland’s Cable Television Minority Arts and Education Fund
Dream of Home حلم وطن will feature subtitles and will be fully bilingual, thanks to The City of Cleveland’s Cable Television Minority Arts and Education Fund, a supporting organization of the Cleveland Foundation.