Language: no broblem / 12+

Language: no broblem moves fluidly between languages, geographies, voices, and imagination, as an attempt to examine the complexities of multilingualism. Marah shares personal memories from Belgium and the languages she moves through there, intertwining them with the voices of relatives living under occupation. They speak about their relationship with their mother tongue, Palestinian Arabic, and their experience with Hebrew, the official language of their place of residence.

Marah Haj Hussein exposes the layered pressures, violence, and dominance that one language can exert over another, causing it to continuously shift and transform. The stage becomes a space where confusing and clashing antagonistic realities collide.

With humor, anger, love, and absurdity, Language: no broblem embraces the limits of translatability while reflecting on acts of resistance.