I'm excited to be part of the cast for the audiobook of The Last Field Party by Abbi Glines. The book is the finale in the field party series. I had the pleasure to narrate the character of Ryker in Making a Play (my second audiobook ever!), and am excited to return to the character for the culmination of the series. Taking place 4 years after high school, we follow all the characters from the series as their lives keep moving towards adulthood. Check out more and listen to a sample here. 

I'm thrilled to share that the Ancram Opera House's production of Invasion! has won the 2022 Berkshire Theatre Critics Award for Outstanding Ensemble. I'm honored to have won alongside the amazing cast and team of the show and to be nominated alongside some incredible theater companies and artists. See the full list of winners here. 

I recently had the pleasure to be part of the cast of the audiobook for The Last Hero by Linden A. Lewis. The sci-fi novel takes place far in the future, where humans live across the solar system and artificial intelligence watches from the for depths of space. The flame of rebellion burns across the solar system in this dazzling conclusion to Linden A. Lewis’s stunning First Sister trilogy perfect for fans of Red Rising, The Handmaid’s Tale, and The Expanse. Take a listen and learn more here. 

I'm excited to be filming an episode of The Food That Built America for The History Channel. The series follows famous food brands and entrepreneurs, showing their story and how they created the brands we love today. Keep an eye out for my episode in season 4 sometime in 2023!

I'm excited to be jumping into a staged reading of excerpts from Tradition! a new musical by Mike Mosallam with music and lyrics by Avi Amon and Danny Bryck. The musical follows a Palestinian-American high schooler as he tries to figure out how to balance his seemingly conflicting identities all while helping to stage an adaptation of Fiddler on the Roof set in Palestine. The reading is being produced by Pop Culture Collaborative and will be held at the Grantmakers in the Arts Conference on October 11th. 

Over the summer I had the pleasure of co-narrating Spells for Lost Things, a new book by Jenna Evans Welch. Spells for Lost Things follows the lives of Willow and Mason as their lives begin to intertwine in Salem, MA. As Willow learns hidden secrets about her mother's family, Mason fights to leave foster care and rejoin his mother who has been missing for years. Full of witches, spells and all things Salem, Spells for Lost Things is a great read for all ages. Check out the audiobook and listen to a sample here. 

Three years after the release of our debut EP, I am thrilled to share with you my latest body of work with fajjr+ali, Insecurities. After recalibrating over the pandemic, we went into the studio in the summer of 2021 to record 4 new songs all revolving around the theme of insecurities. The alt-pop sound draws inspiration from Billie Eilish, Ariana Grande and Raleigh Ritchie and covers the perils of social media, social anxiety, mental health and toxic relationships. Find your streaming service here, or see more on the music section of my website.  

fajjr+ali joined Palestine in America on their podcast recently to discuss our beginnings, our journey and our upcoming EP Insecurities. Take a listen to the podcast here and check out the rest of the amazing stories featured by Palestine in America. 

I'm thrilled to be joining the cast of Ancram Opera House's production of Invasion! by Jonas Hassen Khemiri. Originally produced in Sweden, Invasion! made its way to NYC in 2011 where it won an Obie Award. The show follows a mysterious Arab name on a game of telephone and explores the way the west interacts with immigrants, particularly those of Middle Eastern descent. Invasion! runs August 5th – 21st. Learn more and get tickets here.

I'm deeply honored to be joining the Advisory Board of Donkeysaddle Projects, an incredible organization that I've had the pleasure of working with in the past as an actor. DSP's mission is to use art/storytelling for communal political education, to challenge injustice in all of its manifestations, to connect movements, and to nurture radical imagination. The values at the heart of DSP’s work are: integrity, vulnerability, humility, love, respect, accessibility, connection, movement, and being unafraid of ignorance or risk. It is ​a community who believes that storytelling and art play a crucial role in movements building towards liberation. Learn more at ​https://www.donkeysaddle.org/