Jado Jehad 

Performance

Jado Jehad

when 6:30‐8pm where 19 Washington Square North who NYU Abu Dhabi Institute in New York
Open to the Public

Jado Jehad 

Mashal is back in her grandmother’s house. It was never a comfortable place to be, but after attending college abroad, the many rules of Manzoor’s house and Pakistan’s patriarchal culture feel even more suffocating. As if that weren’t enough, Mashal’s mother Kareema, struggling post-divorce, has also moved back home. In their tight quarters, lifetimes of grief and long-held secrets rise to the surface. Will their shared history bring the women closer together or drive them further apart? Jado Jehad is a coming-of-every-age story about acceptance across generations, perseverance, and love.

Written by
Fatima Maan, Playwright, NYUAD ’18

Directed by
Arpita Mukherjee, Theater Director and Writer

Organized by
Catherine Coray, Arts Professor, NYU Tisch School of the Arts


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