Forget Me Not

A Story of Undefeated Courage and Dignity

Written and directed by Tazeen Zahida

Adeeba’s world turns upside down when she is diagnosed with advanced-stage of Alzheimer’s disease. The entire family comes together to help this independent self-made woman, a beloved mother, and a grandmother deal with the most anticlimactic phase of her so far, meticulously ironed-out life.

Glimpses from Rehearsals & Shows

Audience and Cast Reviews

Audience comments after Forget Me Not performance

“Ma’sha’Allah you and your team was amazing, you’re so talented Ma’sha’Allah, made me cry and fotgot that i am watching a live theater 💞😍👍 Please congratulate Tazeen on beautiful script and the whole cast on their great performance 👏”

Amber ICNA

“MashaAllah, you ALL did an amazing job on stage! ❤️”

Lilia Rasul

“There are so many lessons to derive from the play. MA.

Will you guys consider doing it in the Islamic schools since they are probably equipped with stages, etc…

Tickets will also be more affordable for many families and closer to commute too. iA”

Bweny Kamaua, ISGH Coordinator

“I think everyone in the community should go see it . You all were absolutely amazing 🤩”

Nurat

“I will recommend everyone in the community should go see it . It was absolutely amazing 💗

Audience

“I am so proud of all of you and your acting! I think that play needs to be played again for families who are unaware of dementia and stuff! I am glad you invited me🥰”

Audience

“The play was very educational and touched my heart. I thank you and your family for allowing me to share the special moments with you”

Mr. Theo

“I love the message of self love. Adeeba wasn’t held back by anyone. She was a self made and resourceful woman. Although I love the time I can dedicate to my son this story encourages me to make myself a priority as well. I shouldn’t have to feel shame for working towards my personal goals as a single mom.”

Audience

“The reminder that my own parents are getting old was needed. Whatever time we have together is a blessing and they deserve to be honored for all of their sacrifices for us. We all come to earth with an expiration date. This play has encouraged me to elevate mundane every day experiences and accept them as gifts. The gift of time is so precious yet we tend to waste it on things that don’t matter. Balance is crucial.”

Audience

“Thank you so much for giving me these realizations. ❤️”