In the spring of 2014 Najla's play The Assumption of Mary was featured as one of the 48 plays in The Mysteries at The Flea Theatre. In 2012, she collaborated with Vanessa Redgrave on "A World I Loved," based on her grandmother's memoir, which premiered at The Brighton Festival in the UK, and The Miller Theatre in collaboration with The Public Theatre in New York. Najla is one of New York Theatre Workshop’s “Usual Suspects,” and has also worked at the Public, The Cherry Lane, New Dramatists, The Lark, and Second Stage, among others. Since her off-broadway run ended, Najla has performed “Palestine” in over 25 high schools, colleges, and universities around the country and the world. That same year, she was named one of “Forty Feminists Under Forty” by The Feminist Press. In April 2010, Najla completed an eight-week Off-Broadway run of her solo show, Palestine. Favorite theatre credits include Heather Raffo’s Nine Parts of Desire (Seattle Rep), the London and New York premieres of Karen Malpede’s Prophecy, and Naomi Wallace’s The Fever Chart: Three Visions of the Middle East (Central Square Theater). As an actress, Najla has performed Off-Broadway, regionally and internationally, as well as in film and television.
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