"A mesmerizing tour de force ... moving and hilarious ... powerful, sensual, satirical, sacred revelations - the theatrical imagery in itself is mind-blowing - using nothing but light, color, form, imagination." Karen Sunde, NYC-based Playwright.

"A freedom of expression that we never could have dreamed of." 
Mohammad Zyoudi. Al-Dustour Newspaper, Jordan, April 6th, 2011

"Releasing woman from social restrictions through a bold and dramatic script .... A theatrical performance that leaves the female victorious ....  Nasser was able to rivet the audience through dramatic monologues and dances that support the text.  The courage in Nasser’s delivery convinces the receiver to reexamine social constructs and patriarchal supremacy … it also reflects the true essence of femininity .…
A work that rises to international standards, addressing sensitive issues that audiences are not accustomed to hearing, and in a completely new manner."  Sawsan Mikhaal. AlGhad Newspaper, Jordan, April 4th, 2011 
 

"A very powerful political statement, treated with sensitivity and care... quite powerfully and with great versatility, she turns from woman to man, victim to oppressor, adult to child, human being to elements of nature. Through storytelling, character portraying, ad dancing, she succeeds in making a statement on burning issues in the Arab World."
Olga Pozeli, Fundamental Monodrama Festival, Luxembourg, July 2011

 

Arab Woman Talking - Reviews

"Lana Nasser's mode of performing is absolutely mesmerizing, with deceptively minimal gestures and vocalization, she moves into powerful recesses of our human range in order to take audiences to places we all want to experience, but can't." Dr. Meredith Sabini, Director of the Dream Institute, CA.

"Nasser opened a window into a world of feeling so subtle and rich I felt myself privileged to be, for a short time, a guest in a hidden world of completely unexpected
richness." Richard Whittaker, founding editor, Works & Conversations