The first Arab American theater group in North America. ATG has been in existence since 1988, staging many comedy productions over the years.

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Arab-American professional theater company applying classical theater techniques and discipline to deliver the highest quality productions in both the Arabic and English languages.

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I n Memoriam Dr. Mohammad T. Mehdi (1928-1998) By Richard H. Curtiss April 1998, pages 82-83 Arab-American activist Dr. Mohammad Taki Mehdi, who died at age 70 of a heart attack in New York City on Feb. 23, has been called the father of the Arab movement in America. He was the second son of El Hajj Abdullah Mehdi, the proprietor of a coffee shop in Kerbala, an ancient historic town and major ...