Bassam is a one-man show, based on the story of a man whose 10-year old daughter Abir was killed by an Israeli soldier.

This show is not to be missed and we have great group rates for the first night, €12 for groups of 6 or more. There will also be a post-show discussion with Israeli writer Idan Meir and Palestinian actor Fadl Mustapha.

Based on a true story. Written by an Israeli, performed by a Palestinian.

The Pavillion Theatre, Marine Rd, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
Friday Oct 16, 8pm
Tickets: €16/14
Group Rates Available (see below)
Book tickets here.

“An Israeli play makes link with Palestinians” The Guardian

“Unique, truthful…this drama is essentially exceptional, and it is political because it is so human and personal.” Habama (The Stage, Israel)

Bassam is an authentic, powerful drama based on the true story of Bassam Aramin, co-founder of the Israeli-Palestinian peace movement Combatants for Peace.

This is a heartfelt story of an ordinary man with an extra-ordinary decision to make.

Bassam is a one-man show, based on the story of a man whose 10-year old daughter Abir was killed by an Israeli soldier.

Originally programmed for a leading theatre festival in Tel Aviv-Jaffa in 2008, Bassam has since been translated from Hebrew to German, Italian, English and Arabic.

Written by Sligo based Israeli Director, Idan Meir, and performed by Donegal based Palestinian Actor, Fadl Mustapha, Bassam gives a unique perspective on the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Check out the promo video here.

Organised by the Pavillion Theatre, cork. Group Bookings: Email owen@paviliontheatre.ie or Ring Box Office 01 231 2929