Sakina’s Restaurant is a funny and heart-warming one-man show that centers around Azgi, an Indian emigrant who comes to New York to work in a restaurant and realize the “American dream”. The Obie Award winning play was written and originally performed by Aasif Mandvi in a long off-Broadway run. Through the varied perspectives of Indian-born and second generation Indian-Americans, a series of vignettes strung together by clever and touching parables follow an immigrant’s impassioned and largely humorous attempts to make sense of America.

The Harvard South Asian Association presents Sakina's Restaurant
Directed by Kiran Deol
Produced by Sharon Doku and Ishani Ganguli
Starring Rupak Bhattacharya and Amar Bakshi
Leverett House Old Library, Leverett House, Mill Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
Thursday, March 13 at 7:00 pm and 9:30 pm
Friday, March 14 at 7:00 pm and 9:30 pm
Saturday, March 15 at 7:00 pm and 9:30 pm
Tickets available at the Harvard Holyoke Box Office (617.496.2222) $5 students, children, senior citizens
$6 adults
Please contact Ishani Ganguli (ganguli@fas.harvard.edu) for more information.

Directions: Driving- From Harvard Square, go down Brattle Street from Massachusetts Avenue, and turn left onto Mount Auburn Street. Cross J.F.K Street and drive down to De Wolfe Street. Turn right onto De Wolfe at the lights, and Old Leverett will be one block down, at the corner of De Wolfe and Mill Streets. Parking meters are located along De Wolfe Street and on some adjoining streets. The entrance area to the Old Library theatre is on Mill Street.
Public Transportation- Take the T (Red-line) or bus to Harvard Square. Walk down Massachusetts Avenue (past Au Bon Pain) several blocks, then turn right onto Plympton Street. After crossing Bow Street and Mount Auburn Street, turn left onto Mill Street. The entrance to the Old Library is on the right.

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