The Green Road”. A musical play based on “The Wizard of Oz'. Amman,1987

Sarkha " A Cry for Life”. A choreo-presentation, produced in cooperation with UNICEF for a seminar entitled “Children of War..Where to” organized by the Middle East Council of Churches. Amman, 1992.

Madinat Assawsana”. A musical play that portrays the struggle for social change in a modern society. Amman, 1997

Kind Chemo”. A musical play about a child suffering from Cancer. Amman, 1998.

“Crescent Night”. A folklore musical that participated in the Children International Festival, held at The WolfTrap Foundation for the Performing Arts, Washington, DC. and the 2nd Jordanian Children Theater Festival in Amman, 1993.

Time Impressions". The first Theater-in-Education play in Jordan performed for the public and toured schools in the Kingdom. Amman, 1990-1991.

Gadara". A Theater-in-Education play tracing the rise and fall of various civilizations that passed through Jordan. Amman, 1995.

"Journey to Kanafeesh". Educational play of puppets and actors. Amman, 1996.

"The Moment". Play tackling the dilemma of choice. Amman, 1997.

" A Drop of Water ". Tackling the importance of water conservation. Amman, 1999- Oman, 2000- Lebanon, 2001.

“Intergenerational Dialogue”. Play that shed lies on issues such as relationship between parents and teenagers, discrimination against girls and the lack of open dialogue about young people's personal problems with parents. Amman, 2003

Memoirs of A Woman” a play that deals with the causes of family violence as part of an international campaign “16 Days of Activism against Family Violence". Amman 2004/2005

Flashes” a Commedia del' Arte play presented jointly by a group of Jordanian artists and the British theater company, The Right Size. Amman, 1994.

“A Snake in the Grass”. A fusion of text in Arabic and English, as well as chorus chants, expressive and illusionary mime, dance and a collage of music. The play was produced in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, Finland. Written, directed and choreographed by the internationally acclaimed artists Adam Darius and Kazimir Kolesnik. Amman, 2000.

Humanity. go”. A black comedy that portrays the decline of humanity within a world of fast changing values. Premiered during the opening ceremony of the International Theater-In-Education Conference “People in Movement”. Amman -2000. Performed at the “Second Festival of Women Creators of the two Seas: The Mediterranean and The Black Sea” Organized by UNESCO. Thessaloniki – Greece, 2000 & the XVIII International Festival “Sarajevo Winter". Bosnia -2002.

“Solitude”.The premier of the contemporary dance piece involving six professional dancers. Choreographed to the late famous singer Um Kulthum's “Inta Omri”. Amman,1996, Syria 2005, Dubai & Abu Dhabi 2005

“Unveiling the Secrets of the Dead Sea” .A lively spectacle of traditional dance and drama. Amman, 2001.

“Jerusalem”. A multi media production, produced in cooperation with Med Media involving 20 dancers and 10 actors. Premiered in Amman and performed in Damascus. 2002

“Fusion”. A Jordanian/Finnish Choreographic interchange comprising of 5 lively modern dance pieces, performed by professional Finnish and Jordanian dancers from The PAC 2003.