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By SYLVIA KHOURY
Directed by EVREN ODCIKIN 

Kabul, Afghanistan. 2021. Taroon, a former U.S. military interpreter, is hiding from the Taliban at his sister’s apartment in the wake of the American troop withdrawal. On the eve of his son’s birth, Taroon is faced with an impossible decision: stay with his family or escape to safety. Sylvia Khoury’s gripping thriller — a 2022 Pulitzer Prize Finalist — is an emotional and poetic family love story about sacrifice and strength discovered under extreme circumstances.

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TICKET PRICES:
$19 – $69
$20 for 25 and Under
$19 FOR STUDENTS OF ALL AGES

PREVIEW PERFORMANCES:
Wednesday, October 11 at 7:30PM
Thursday, October 12 at 7:30PM
Friday, October 13 at 7:30PM
All Seats $34
For Pay-what-you-can tickets please call the box office at 802-296-7000

$20 WEDNESDAY: October 18 at 7:30PM

SPECIAL EVENTS

Afghan Community Night
Thursday, October 12th
Please RSVP to the box office if you plan on attending.

We welcome all members of the Afghan community and Upper Valley neighbors who sponsor refugees to an evening of gathering and conversation. Join us for refreshments before the performance and a meet-and-greet with the actors after!

خوش امدید میگویم به همه اعضای مجتمع افغانها و باشنده گان اپر ویلی (Upper Valley) که حامی گردهمایی و هم نشینی امشب برای پناهجویان هستند. با ما بپویندید و از شما مهمانان گرامی خواهشمندیم که قبل از اغاز اجرا/ برنامه نوشیدنی ها را صرف نموده و در ختم برنامه با بازیگران دیدار و گفتگو کنید.

Spot On
Sunday, October 15
Following the 5:00PM Performance

Taroon’s story hits closer to home than you might think. Several organizations in Vermont have sponsored Afghan refugees applying for the same visa Taroon is waiting for in the play. Join Martha Tecca from SHARe (Supporting and Helping Asylees and Refugees) to learn more about neighborhood resettlement and how you can be part of welcoming refugees to the upper valley.

Admission is Free

Subscriber Event
Friday, October 20

Join fellow subscribers for complimentary drinks and snacks prior to the show.

Post-Show Talkback
Saturday, October 21

Join us after the 7:30 PM show for a conversation with the 
Selling Kabul company.

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

CommunityCare of Lyme (CCL) 
CCL is a neighbors-helping-neighbors community organization dedicated to ensuring that everyone can be healthy and well. CCL launched the Welcome Fund to support Afghan evacuees and other newcomers displaced by challenging circumstances, in 2021. 

SHARe 

Supporting and Helping Asylees and Refugees is a partner organization that CCL is combining with to ensure a well-coordinated approach to newcomer welcome across the Upper Valley.

ArtLords 
ArtLords — a collective of self-styled “artivists” — creates street art in Afghanistan and around the world. They use art as a tool to educate and engage with communities through shared experiences. ArtLords takes on challenging social and political issues, yet at the heart of their work is a vision for healing and peace.
 

15 Artworks by Afghan Artists based in Brattleboro, VT will be displayed in our lobby during the run of SELLING KABUL, some of which have been rescued and brought from Afghanistan.

OUR SPONSORS

Selling Kabul is sponsored in part by The Norwich Inn, R.C. Brayshaw & Company, LLC, and Vermont Public.

Thank you to Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital, our season underwriter since 2018.