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Contact:

Farrah Haidar 
Center for Arabic Culture 
farrah.haidar@cacboston.org 
877.222.9740 x.701 

When

April 09, 2010 at 07:00 PM 
to
April 09, 2010 at 09:30 PM 

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Where

Granoff Music Center, Tufts University 
20 Talbot Avenue
Somerville, MA


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Hitting All the Right Notes - a night of music and comedy 

CAC is excited to present "Hitting All the Right Notes - a night of music and comedy"!
 
Join us as the comedian we all know and love from Comedy Central's "Axis of Evil Comedy" special and "The Watch List", Dean Obeidallah, gets you in stiches! 

The evening will also feature the Tufts Takht (Tufts University's Arabic Music Ensemble) directed by Kareem Roustom and comedian Eman.

Ticket Prices
Advance Tickets - $20 each
Student Tickets (with valid ID) - $10  (only 50 available!)
Tickets will be available at the door for $30 each.
Advance Tickets - Choose Regular or Student
About the Performers
dean
Dean Obeidallah has appeared on national and international televisions shows, including Comedy Central's "Axis of Evil Comedy" special and "The Watch List," and PBS's documentary "Stand Up: Muslim Comics Come of Age". He serves as the Co-Executive Producer of the annual New York Arab-American Comedy Festival and the Amman Stand Up Comedy Festival.






dean
Eman started stand-up in 2006 in New York City. Since then she has appeared in the 5th and 6th annual New York Arab-American comedy festival, New Faces and Best of the Fest, and has opened for the Axis of Evil tour in Ottawa. In Montreal she is the founder and co-producer of the monthly show BOOM (Best of Open Mic). She is a regular at clubs in Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto.



kareem 
Kareem Roustom is an award-winning composer who has composed music for film, television, the concert hall and album projects. Steeped in the musical traditions of the Arab Near East and trained in Western music, Roustom is a musically bi-lingual composer who has collaborated with a wide variety of artists ranging from the Philadelphia Orchestra to Shakira. An active composer of film music, he has scored a number of short and feature-length films, and his score for the award-winning documentary Encounter Point earned him the Best Musical Score Award at the 2006 Bend International Film Festival. Of his recent score for Amreeka, which premiered at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival, the Hollywood Reporter wrote "Kareem Roustom's Middle Eastern-flavored score contributes greatly."