Maybe You Could Love Me

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LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP INTERTWINED

Sajida and Noor have been best friends since they were little, but is their love romantic? Could it be, since their Islamic sect prohibits homosexuality? This new play looks at freedom, love, and belonging between two women from elementary school to adulthood.

“[The play] was inspired by my greatest childhood fear: that because I was not allowed to be myself, I would never grow up to be myself. And if I did, there would be consequences,” playwright Samah Meghjee says. “Illuminating unspoken circumstances is the first step on a path to a better future for us all. I hope that Maybe You Could Love Me can bring comfort to anyone who feels like they are hiding themselves, and I want people to know that there’s life beyond struggle.

DATES

Sept 13 - 28, 2025 (previews Sept 11 & 12)

Masks will be required at all Sunday matinees, and large print playbills and sensory kits will be available at each performance. Performances with talkbacks, open captions, audio description, and ASL interpretations will be announced later.

PRICE

We strive to voice the stories of the Asian American community, and in order to bring performances to those communities whose stories they tell, we are committed to making them as accessible as possible. PAY AS YOU ARE pricing asks those who routinely pay market value for theater tickets to choose to pay that amount; it is the actual fair market value of the ticket. If an audience member needs to pay less, they can choose to pay less—as little as $10 per ticket.

Seating is general admission.