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"Trippingly on the Tongue" From The Children's Hour</span> to Pulp</span>, One Critics Look at Lesbians on Stage
"Trippingly on the Tongue" From The Children's Hour to Pulp, One Critics Look at Lesbians on Stage

Gay Chicago Magazine
By Venus Zarris
May 24, 2007

Written and produced by two men, who declared their life partnership with each other in the stage bill, this was one of the most sensitive and accurate depictions of gay women I've seen on stage.

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Precious Stones</span>: A Play
Precious Stones: A Play

UCLA Center for the Study of Women
By Azza Basarudin
Winter 2006

I came across Khoury's play while browsing the web. The storyline and reviews from academics, artists, and others were so impressive that I contacted Khoury about the possibility of performing at UCLA for International Women's Month.

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In Conflict: Precious Stones</span> Explores Struggles of the Heart and the Homeland
In Conflict: Precious Stones Explores Struggles of the Heart and the Homeland

Chicago Free Press
January 22, 2003

Playwright Jamil Khoury is not afraid of jumping into the middle of emotionally charged situations-in real life or on stage.

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