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SALAAM Theatre is a not-for-profit professional multidisciplinary theatre company celebrating South Asian American artistic excellence through creative risk-taking and experimentation that challenges all boundaries, connects all peoples and links all forms of creative expression in the spirit of progressive solidarity.

Please send all donations and submissions to:

SALAAM Theatre
16 West 32nd Street
Suite 10C
New York, NY 10001
Tel: 212.330.8097
Fax: 212.579.5537
E-Mail: submissions@salaamtheatre.org

Please make your checks payable to "SALAAM Theatre" and join our treasured JEWELS of SALAAM.

SALAAM Theatre lives by the advice of Bertolt Brecht:
"Art is not a mirror held up to reality but a hammer with which to shape it."

SALAAM Theatre is headed by the unrelenting perseverance and abundant creativity embodied in its active founder Geeta Citygirl (Artistic Director).  SALAAM Theatre stands proudly as the first South Asian American multidisciplinary theatre company in America.  With the varied educational backgrounds as well as professional endeavors of the entire crew, SALAAM Theatre is a unique and dynamic organization.  This is not just a South Asian theatre group -- it is simply a groundbreaking and revolutionary theatre!!!

Special SALAAM Thanks to
Taniya Sen, Artistic Associate, NY, NY (SALAAM's 2006 Person of the Year)
Puja Lalmalani, Creative Associate, Los Angeles, CA (SALAAM's 2003 Person of the Year)
Tapio M. Huuska, Creative Associate, Finland (SALAAM's 2002 Person of the Year)
Julio Alexi-Genao, Creative Associate, NY, NY (SALAAM's 2005 Person of the Year)
Pamila Matharu, Creative Associate, Toronto (SALAAM's 2001 Person of the Year)
Dorothy Griffin, Creative Associate, NY, NY (SALAAM's 2001 Person of the Year)
Ragini Jain, Artistic Intern, NY, NY (SALAAM 2004 Person of the Year)

And of course, we must acknowledge our crew of volunteers, both new and old, whom we couldn't exist without: Asha Chopra, Mona Toor, Vaishnavi Jayakumar, Simon Deonarian, Anjali Goyal, Lakshmi Gandhi, Chris Martinez, Ragini Jain, Aryanadi Chahyono, Paul Knox, Jay Mandal, Ashok Vyas, Sirisha Nandi, Jeannie Wong, Mona Chopra, Arup Mukherjee, Eliyas Qureshi, Sameer Thakur, Siddharth Ashvin Shah, Waldeck, Quang Bao, Mary E. Shanahan, Zhen Staniec Heinemann, Chris Mosier, Vincent Disanto, Aroosha Zoq Rana, Anne Lahjalahti, Priyanka Mathew, Super, Sana, Amy Little Garnet, Victor Krishnan, Sridhar Maruvada, Atul Singh, Anna Itty, Yasser Akhtar, David Alan Comstock, Heena Mehta, Samir Ajmera, Justin Scott, Shetal Shah, Jennifer Ronald, Sri Peddu, DJ Rekha, Robert Abid, Padmini Narumanchi, Kimberly Kinchen, Kayhan Irani, Maryann Jacob, Suneel Mubayi, Monica Saini, Alex Kahlil, D’Lo, Monica Saini, Meenu Mangal, Vijai Nathan, Pooja Bakri, Deepti Hajela, Sunil Malhotra, S. Bonaparte-Diop, Faze, Zenzile Greene, Pamila Matharu, Marilyn Fernandes and many others…

Peace, Paz, Paix, Shanti, Shalom and SALAAM.