NEW YORK—Actor and playwright Heather Raffo has created an Iraqi family that has come to New York and put down roots. Or, after eight years of residence, at least they’re still working on it.
Apparently quite successful, judging from what Andrew Lieberman’s simple set implies, Noura (Raffo) works as an architect in New York, and her husband Tareq (Nabil Elouahabi) is caring and supportive. What then is the problem?
