Dunya Productions Seattle
نحن دنيا

Almonds Blossom in Deir Yassin

By Hanna Eady

Dunya Presenting World Premiere

This play delves into the theme of Palestinian collective memory at the location of the tragically massacred Palestinian village, now occupied by an Israeli mental institution. The play emphasizes the significance of remembrance, storytelling, and resilience, reflecting the essence of Palestinian sumud, or steadfastness.

Showing February 21 — March 15

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Recent Productions

Featured
Screening of "Walled Off"
Dec 8
Screening of "Walled Off"

Join us for a Special Screening of the documentary "Walled Off." We'll hear from Watermelon Pictures co-founder Hamza Ali and Palestinian-American actor and playwrite Hanna Eady, before we explore the Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem.

The Return
Oct 26
The Return

This Seattle premiere by Palestinian playwright Hanna Eady and Seattle-based playwright Edward Mast deftly dramatizes the tensions between a Palestinian and an Israeli Jew who might have known each other in the past.

CO-SHOW7
Jun 7
CO-SHOW7

As part of CO-SHOW7, Dunya member Jenna Eady is collaborating with Palestinian artists Hanna Eady and Tariq Mitri in creating a short movement-and-music performance that explores grief and joy in the time of Palestinian genocide. 

Being Nubian: Tales of a Nubian in America
Mar 13
Being Nubian: Tales of a Nubian in America

An evening of story-sharing with Nubian scholar and artist Mona Sherif-Nelson, including a cultural presentation, folktale telling, and mini-gallery of photos from Nubia taken by Mona Sherif-Nelson’s husband, Michael Nelson.

Support Us

Support Dunya Productions in our mission to amplify the voices of the Middle East, North African, and Arab (MENAA+) people as well as other marginalized communities! Thank you for your generosity.

Dunya Productions is fiscally sponsored by Salaam Cultural Museum (SCM). SCM is the 501(c)(3) non-profit that sponsors Medical Missions throughout the Middle East and South Asia, Cune Press supporting emerging MENA writers, and through Arab cultural events. It's mission includes informing and engaging the public about the MENA region through a cultural lens.

Audience Testimonials

"There is so much to be angry and fearful about- Palestine, communities of color, our political discourse, etc. but getting stories out about people’s experience and their hope creates greater hope."

"This has been so touching, intimate, and also hopeful. Thank you ❤"

"Thank you for this powerful performance and for sharing these testimonies of real life for people whose resilience is a model for so many in the world, a lot of whom are only experiencing hardships for the first time."