"AFTERMATH" presented by the State Theatre

Created from interviews with Iraqi refugees, "AFTERMATH" tells the story of nine Iraqi people who lost their country in the six years since the United States invasion.

Through the voices of those who suffered — characters ranging from married artists and restaurant owners, to a religious leader and a young mother — the audience gets a glimpse into the realities of wartime and its innocent victims. This performance of "AFTERMATH" follows a sold out, extended run at New York Theater Workshop.