SCREEN
YANNIS - 2022
OFFICIALLY SELECTED IN THE FOLLOWING FILM FESTIVALS
Pride Film Festival 2023
Flickerfest Film Festival 2023
LGBTQI+ Film Festival Poland 2023
Lebanese Film Festival 2022
Canberra Short Film Festival 2022
Melbourne Queer Film Festival
Lift Off Global Network First-Time Filmmakers Sessions Pinewood Studios 2022
LGBTQIA+ Los Angeles Film Festival 2022
Black Cat Award International Film Festival 2022
Made In The West Film Festival Official Selection 2022
Lift Off Sydney Official Selection 2022
Made Out West Film Festival 2022
Omovie Napoli Film Festival Napoli 2022
Melbourne CINEVERSE Film Festival
Lebanese Independent Film Festival 2023
AWARDS/ NOMINATIONS
Best Performance LGBTQ+Los Angeles Film Festival.
Made Out West Film Festival: Nominated for Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Lead Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Original Score, Best Cinematographer, Best Editor.
Won Best Film Runner Up in Made in The West Film Festival
Won Best Lead Actor in Made in The West Film Festival
SEEDS OF GOLD - 2024
STAGE
KARIM 2024 National theatre of Parramatta
SON OF BYBLOS 2022 Belvoir St Theatre 25A 2022/BNW
QUEEN FATIMA National Theatre of Parramatta/ 2021 Sydney Festival
LADY TABOULI National Theatre of Parramatta/ 2020 Sydney Festival.
LADY TABOULI 2019 Griffin Theatre Batch/ Greendoor Theatre Co/Apocolypse.
OMAR AND DAWN 2019 Apocolypse/ Green Door Theatre 2019
OTHER WORKS
2021 Red Stitch ‘Playlist Festival’
‘Lion Tattoo’.
A celebration. A gathering. Theatre’s choose-your-own-adventure is, this time, a three-night music and performance festival featuring an extraordinary line-up of Melbourne practitioners.
2020 Dear Australia
“The Flock”. Commissioned by Play Writing Australia 2020.
2020 STC Virtual
“Lebanese BBQ”, performed by Priscilla Doueihy. 2020
2020. ‘Come To Where I Am’.
“Violin”. Critical Theatre Travels. Produced in partnership with the UK’s Paines Plough. 2020.
2021. Eat Me.
NIDA/ Sydney Theatre Company
A THOUSAND WORDS. SYDNEY LIVING MUSEUM.
“Aleksy and the Metal Sheds”. 2020. Sydney Living Museums with the support of WestWords.
‘A picture tells a thousand words.’ This adage is the inspiration for an innovative new online exhibition, in which the public becomes the curator.