Emma Goldman-Sherman's guest appearances

Emma Goldman-Sherman

Playing On Air: Short Audio Plays

The Parsnip Ship

The Queer Plays Podcast

Milton Bradley

Tennessee Williams

Lynn Nottage

Peter Sagal

David Meyers

Marco Ramirez

John Guare

Jesse Eisenberg

Mike Reiss

Jason Gray

Rajiv Joseph

Mfoniso Udofia

Jon Kern

Jonathan Bernstein

Stephen Lang

OwlTail

This episode was recorded over video conference call in June 2021. This is the second Summer Short of our second (2021) season, and features music from Professor Downfall. His song "Cronos" from his album "Sol" is our intro/outro music this season. You can find this song and more from him on Spotify, iTunes, and Bandcamp.Lesbian Soap  was directed by Avery Kester, who also lends their voice to read the stage directions. Lyla Meadows reads for Kirsten, and guest readers Erin Malone Turner and Rebecca Yeager lend their voices to Nuala and Jean respectively.

This episode was recorded over video conference call in June 2021. This is the second Summer Short of our second (2021) season, and features music from Professor Downfall. His song "Cronos" from his album "Sol" is our intro/outro music this season. You can find this song and more from him on Spotify, iTunes, and Bandcamp. Lesbian Soap  was directed by Avery Kester, who also lends their voice to read the stage directions. Lyla Meadows reads for Kirsten, and guest readers Erin Malone Turner and Rebecca Yeager lend their voices to Nuala and Jean respectively.

Lesbian Soap by Emma Goldman-Sherman

directed by Dalia Ashurina, with musical guest Aya Aziz "Although Abraham is a Jew from Flushing, and he only has 1 daughter, Maxine, and her only daughter Racie is a lesbian, Abraham still believes he'll be the Father of Nations. He moves to Tel Aviv in search of his first love, Haajar. When he discovers Haajar's daughter has five Palestinian Muslim sons, he goes to Nablus in the midst of the first Intifada to claim them as his own. Abraham's Daughters is a mythic play about colonialism and identity." Cast includes Jacqueline Antaramian, Bob Ari, Esra Dayani, Grace Canahuati and Hannah Roze. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

directed by Dalia Ashurina, with musical guest Aya Aziz "Although Abraham is a Jew from Flushing, and he only has 1 daughter, Maxine, and her only daughter Racie is a lesbian, Abraham still believes he'll be the Father of Nations. He moves to Tel Aviv in search of his first love, Haajar. When he discovers Haajar's daughter has five Palestinian Muslim sons, he goes to Nablus in the midst of the first Intifada to claim them as his own. Abraham's Daughters is a mythic play about colonialism and identity." Cast includes Jacqueline Antaramian, Bob Ari, Esra Dayani, Grace Canahuati and Hannah Roze. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Abraham's Daughters by Emma Goldman-Sherman

"Life as usual and then the sky falls in." There's a crater in the middle of the street - again. After a deadly car bomb explodes in the Sha'ab neighborhood of Baghdad, grocery store owner Abu Omar and his neighbors attempt to clear the rubble and assess the damage. Is this the new normal?   Directed by Obie winner Omar Metwally (Guards at the Taj, "The Affair"), Emma Goldman-Sherman's COUNTING IN SHA'AB asks who - and what - counts in a community where everyday life is disrupted every day.  Featuring Ramsey Faragallah ("Madam Secretary," "Mozart in the Jungle") Rasha Zamamiri ("Ramy," NYTW's Aftermath), Peter Ganim ("Quantico," Broadway's Oslo), and Eden Zane (The Tempest, Project Olympus), the episode also includes a behind-the-scenes conversation with host Claudia Catania, the playwright, and the creative team. 

"Life as usual and then the sky falls in." There's a crater in the middle of the street - again. After a deadly car bomb explodes in the Sha'ab neighborhood of Baghdad, grocery store owner Abu Omar and his neighbors attempt to clear the rubble and assess the damage. Is this the new normal?   Directed by Obie winner Omar Metwally (Guards at the Taj, "The Affair"), Emma Goldman-Sherman's COUNTING IN SHA'AB asks who - and what - counts in a community where everyday life is disrupted every day.  Featuring Ramsey Faragallah ("Madam Secretary," "Mozart in the Jungle") Rasha Zamamiri ("Ramy," NYTW's Aftermath), Peter Ganim ("Quantico," Broadway's Oslo), and Eden Zane (The Tempest, Project Olympus), the episode also includes a behind-the-scenes conversation with host Claudia Catania, the playwright, and the creative team.

COUNTING IN SHA'AB by Emma Goldman-Sherman