Sharum NYC Reviews and Tickets

82%

(8 Reviews)

Positive

88%

Mixed

12%

Negative

0%

Members say

Profound, Absorbing, Funny, Resonant, Ambitious

About the Show

"Sharum" is a documentary theatre piece that follows a Muslim family based in Queens, New York.

The story follows the wedding of the oldest daughter, Mariam. Throughout the events of the wedding, all 4 of the siblings are forced to come face to face with the reality of their identities, battling the stigmas around mental health, arranged marriages, drug addiction, and queerness. In the midst of this ceremony, these secrets get exposed to each other and the community around them. "Sharum" recalls true events in these scenarios that capture the responses of their parents, and the ways it permanently affects their family dynamic.

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Member Reviews (8)

61

Slow, Overrated, Disappointing

See it if You don’t mind seeing a play that is spoken 80% in the Pakistan language, with some very bad actors, and others speaking so low.

Don't see it if You want to see a well acted, and well written play.

92

Ambitious, Relevant, Great writing, Entertaining, Absorbing

See it if This show did great job captivating the audience with relevant issues of one’s life ,such as mental health or self identity.

Don't see it if If topics like mental health,drug addiction, etc are something you’re not fond of, this show might not be for you.

Trailer

Creative team

Mohammad Murtaza

Ray Jordan Achan

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