The Broken Wings

This adaptation of Kahlil Gibran's autobiographical work tells the poignant story of young love set against the backdrop of turn-of-the-20th-century Beirut, exploring universal themes such as love, tradition, and societal expectations. Through poetic narration, it highlights the challenges faced by Gibran and Selma as they navigate societal rules and personal desires. The story’s enduring themes of gender equality, modernity versus tradition, and the quest for happiness remain relevant today. Presented in a compelling new adaptation, this work brings to life Gibran's memories and reflections on love and society.