Eggs

I really enjoyed it! I found Eggs warm and funny, as well as insightful and thought-provoking.... full review

In Edward Mulryne's and Sahar Yousefi's play, Eggs, they share a story about a couple trying to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year with a long-distant parent reachable by FaceTime. While the show is told via the viewpoints of characters Eamon and Shaparak, the story might equally be pertaining to the relationship between Edward and Sahar. Certain questions come up: In a country full of immigrants, why is it so difficult to feel a sense of belonging? How is space created to respect each others' customs and cultures? This hour-long, two-hander offers a taste of two people from different worlds who honor their common bonds as much as their individual uniqueness. ... full review

Sahar and Edward captured the nuisances of relationships in this charming piece of theatre. I felt myself relating to the situations and conversations I share with my hubby. There was a lovely blend of comedic, dramatic and insightful moments.... full review

Great time watching "Eggs" written and performed by Sahar Yousefi and Edward Mulryne at the Madnani Theater. It's an amazing story. A slice of life about the holiday of Noruz. It reminded me of some of the great dialogue written by the likes of Noel Coward. ... full review

A lovely little piece... full review