JANUARY 25 – FEBRUARY 25, 2024
Post-Show Discussions
Join us for the show, and stay after the performance for a glimpse into the real-life stories that inspired the character of Taroon, including those of the many Afghan interpreters who worked with the US military over the past few decades. Panelists will explore how Selling Kabul resonates with current events, connecting the Kabul we see in the play to Chicago’s Afghan community today.
PANEL:
Diane Bou Khalil: Community Engagement Reporter, Borderless Magazine
Mohammad Salehi: Former Afghan US Army Interpreter and Founder, Heray Spice
Sahar Sediqi: Cultural Consultant and Dramaturg, Selling Kabul
Kayenat Bahadu (co-moderator)
Kristen Waagner: Artistic Programs Manager (co-moderator)
WHEN: February 9, 2024, immediately following the 7:30 pm performance of Selling Kabul
TICKETS: A ticket will be required to enter the venue beyond the Box Office vestibule area, entrance to the lobby is not permitted without a ticket. If you are attending the discussion without a ticket to Selling Kabul, please fill out this form and look for a Northlight Staff Member in the lobby vestibule upon your arrival for your ticket to the discussion.
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- Group Tickets: Available for 10+. Email groupsales@northlight.org for rates
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Artistic Director
BJ Jones
BJ JONES is in his 25th season as Artistic Director of Northlight. Mr. Jones is a two-time Joseph Jefferson Award Winning actor and a three-time nominated director. He’s directed the world premieres of Charm (Jeff Award Best New Play), The Outgoing Tide (Jeff Award Best New Play), White Guy on the Bus (Jeff Nominated Best New Play), Chapatti (Nominated Jeff Award Best New Play), Better Late, and Rounding Third. Notably, he has directed productions of Outside Mullingar, Grey Gardens, The Price, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, and The Beauty Queen of Leenane. As a producer he has guided the three world premieres of The Christmas at Pemberley Trilogy (Jeff Award Best New Play), Shining Lives, The Last Five Years, and Studs Terkel’s ‘The Good War’. Additional directorial credits include Pitmen Painters (Timeline, Jeff Award Best Production); 100 Saints You Should Know (Steppenwolf); Glengarry Glen Ross (Alliance Theatre, Atlanta, Suzi Bass nomination Best Director); The Lady with All the Answers (Cherry Lane, New York); Animal Crackers (Baltimore Center Stage); Three Musketeers, The Tempest, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing (Utah Shakespeare Festival), and four productions at the Galway International Arts Festival. As a performer, he has appeared at Northlight, Goodman, Steppenwolf, Court, and other theatres throughout Chicago. Film/TV credits include The Fugitive, Body Double, Law and Order: Criminal Intent, Early Edition, Cupid, and Turks, among others.