What Shouldn't I Be

Azimuth Works In Process Series

Presented as part of Azimuth Theatre's Expanse Festival - Works in Process Series

Kurama an oil painter moves to a new city. A story that looks at growing up, living with other humans, and who will survive at the end.

Artist Credits:
Playwright/Performer - Mohamed Ahmed
Performers - David Madow, Jaylin January
Direction - Joseph Dancey
Scenic Design - Sheldon Stockdale
Lighting Design - Tom Tunski
Sound Design - Mohamed Ahmed, Jaylin January
Stage Manager - Andraya Diogo

Special thanks:
Ahlam Hassan, Millwoods, and Existing!

What Is the Inspiration For Your Piece? (The seed of inspiration)
Who shouldn't I be by Sampha. Beautiful song.

PAY-WHAT-YOU-WILL
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SHOWS
General – $35
Students/Seniors – $15

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Health and Safety:

We are working hard to keep our wonderful artists and audiences as safe as possible, and health and safety at the forefront of what I do here are the things that we are working to do to keep our artists and audiences as safe as possible. We appreciated your collaboration and cooperation!

• Masking Encouraged for audience members – Masks available at the door
• Limited Audience Capacity and select Cabaret Seating to allow distance between parties if preferred

• Comedy/Drama
• $35.00
• March 31, 2023-April 1, 2023
• 60 minutes
• Fringe Theatre Arts Barns
• Westbury Theatre
• 14A
• 
  Strong and racial language, flashing/strobe lighting, crude sexuality, guns, violence, death