Sperm Count, a dark-comedy drama featuring a Jewish Montreal family and their Palestinian doctor, depicts male infertility as a multi-layered metaphor; a sperm character, potentially conceived with a Palestinian egg, on a mission for lineage, satirical allegory of nationhood and the battle for statehood.

Sperm Count was anthologized in Double Exposure: Plays of the Jewish and Palestinian Diasporas, edited by Stephen Orlov and Samah Sabawi.

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