Lameece Issaq is an American

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, and producer.

Work

Lameece Issaq is one of the co-founders of Noor Theatre in New York City (2010). As an actor, she has performed in many productions including Naomi Wallace's ''The Fever Chart'' (directed by Jo Bonney), David Hare's ''Stuff Happens'' (Drama Desk Award, Outstanding Ensemble; directed by Daniel Sullivan) at the Public Theatre, Betty Shamieh's ''The Black Eyed'' at New York Theatre Workshop (directed by Sam Gold), and Heather Raffo's ''Noura'' (directed by Johanna McKeon) at The Old Globe, among several others. Issaq has also narrated over 70 audiobooks.

Plays

*''Food and Fadwa'' (with Jacob Kader) *''A Good Day to Me Not to You''

Film

*''Abe'' (with Jacob Kader)

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Issaq, Lameece 21st-century American dramatists and playwrights Living people American people of Palestinian descent American dramatists and playwrights Year of birth missing (living people)