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A Stones Throw: Arabs and Israelis Brave the Minefield of Class, Sexuality, and Two Cultures at War in a Storefront Theater World Premiere.
A Stones Throw: Arabs and Israelis Brave the Minefield of Class, Sexuality, and Two Cultures at War in a Storefront Theater World Premiere.

Chicago Journal
By Larry O. Dean
February 6, 2003

All's fair in love and war--or is it? That's a question central to Jamil Khoury's Precious Stones, a world premiere that opened last month at the Studio Theatre. Precious Stones is the inaugural production of the Silk Road Theatre Project, a nonprofit, non-Equity theater troupe based in Chicago and created to showcase playwrights of Asian, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean backgrounds.

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Precious Stones

Gay Chicago Magazine
By Venus Zarris
February 16, 2003

Regardless of your sex or sexual orientation, all you have to do is be at least semi-conscious to the events of modern life and you'll find plenty to be despondent about and LOTS to laugh at.

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Opposites attract in heavy Stones

Chicago Sun-Times
By Hedy Weiss
January 28, 2003

Just when you thought that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict could not get any thornier or more complicated and intractable, Chicago-based writer Jamil Khoury arrives with his new play, Precious Stones. RECOMMENDED

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