We are a group of open minded individuals with an aim of bridging the gap and developing better mutual understanding between various cultures and faiths. Our core mission is ‘Enlightenment through Entertainment’ . Bridging the Gap is registered with the Government of Ontario as a not for profit, non religious and non political organization.
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A patriotic Canadian of Indo Pakistani origin Zohra immigrated to Canada in 1976. According to her ‘she burnt her bridges’ never to look back. Having traveled to about thirty-six countries around the world in Africa, Europe and South Asia, she has led an extremely adventurous life.  Consequently Zohra calls herself a ‘Citizen of the World’. 

Recipient of the Top Award for 2008 from the Mississauga Arts Council (Emerging Performing Arts) This play was staged at the Hammerson Hall of the Living Arts Centre and played to 1000 audience!

The divorce rate in North America is now reaching an alarming 50%! No wonder more and more couples are settling for common law relationships. Domestic disputes are on the rise. Why and how do people fall ‘out of love’! How do we achieve marital bliss? Happily Ever After can no longer be assumed.

‘Questionably Ever After’ highlights the problems married couples are facing.  Issues that are common to all as well as challenges specific to immigrant couples.
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Written by Zohra Zoberi and directed by Samina Tabassum, this play was in Urdu and played to capacity audience at the Living Arts Centre in 2005. These were true to life stories about the problems the young generation of South Asian origin are facing.