Inside Out

Head Spin

Nashr Ghasil

Condemned to work in stifling conditions in an underground launderette, a group of women live at the mercy of their elite clientele. They confide in each other their obsessions, their dreams, and all that is left unsaid outside. As the laundry spins, they can escape from their suffocating reality.

Tilka

Tilka, “Those (f)”, a definite article with no English equivalent, a cypher for all the adjectives associated with the feminine plural. If we were to remove those adjectives, what would remain? Would they (f) be free of those preconceptions, or constrained by the force of grammar even in their absence? 

House of Hope

A story about women, by women, exploring love, loss and hope

The Door Between Us

In the Middle

When earth is no longer a safe place, a group decides to go to the moon, but their plane crashes on an unknown planet and they get stuck – in the middle – between earth and the moon

Candyfloss

A loveless marriage, an exploitative boss – three women from different families hold a wish to get rid of their troubles

What’s Far Is Near

When Marsel goes into labour, she wants to talk to her best friend abroad – but what happens when the internet stops working around the world?

Staging Sisterhood (in progress)