In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

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Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

Johnny Devine - a charming curmudgeon recently diagnosed with dementia - enlists his best friend's son to sort through the contents of his New York apartment while he can still recall their significance. With wit and wisdom, The Trunk explores the choices we make in living and in dying.

In this theatrical experiment—whose title is a portmanteau of “ammi” (“mother” in Urdu) and the Greek heroine Antigone—Mansoor creates a warm, intimate, and vulnerable interaction with his audience as he shares the ongoing story of how he and his mother are working to restore their bond.