Threesome

Leila and Rashid - Egyptian Americans - attempt to solve their relationship issues by inviting a relative stranger into their bedroom to engage in a threesome

But what begins as a hilariously awkward evening soon becomes an experience fraught with secrets, raising issues of sexism, possession, and independence.

REVIEWS

"A clever comedy of sexual manners encasing a provocative and explosive drama" ~ The Seattle Times

"Mr. El Guindi's dialogue snaps and sparkles Infectious laughter ripples throughout" ~ The New York Times

"Seamlessly melds sexual and political themes until you realize they're one in the same A fascinating and unforgettable comedy" ~ TheaterMania

"Whether you see Threesome as a sex play, a feminist play, an Arab-themed play, a geopolitical play, or just a play with genital-gazing opportunity, see it - not because it's funny (though it certainly is), but because it's interesting" ~ Seattle Weekly

"Playwright El Guindi has built an elaborate, intellectual, and dense treatise, where sex, international politics, and feminism intersect Make no mistake; this show is worthy of your time and attention" ~ The Portland Mercury