This one-hour solo work by Ismael Loutfi explores his relationship with his deeply religious immigrant father, known as “Baba.” Blending stand-up comedy with personal storytelling and multimedia elements, the piece traces Loutfi’s experience of growing up Muslim in the United States. Through recollections that move between humor and introspection, he examines generational expectations, faith, and cultural contradiction. The performance shifts across tones and formats, using direct address and visual components to frame a personal narrative about family, belief, and identity.