Sweet Sixteen is a play about two sister, Dunya who is 15 turning 16 and Dido, Dunya’s sister who committed suicide the day before her 16th birthday. The night before Dunya gives a speech to her class about suicide, she tries to understand why her sister did what she did one last time. After tonight, she is going to erase Dido from her memories for good. Suddenly, Dido appears in the room. Only, it’s Dunya’s version of her sister and how she remembers her when she was alive. They engage in conversations about life, death, and Dunya’s asks the burning questions she has had for a long time: why and how could you have done this? What was actually wrong with Dido? Does she even know what she did to Dunya and their parents? Why didn't she ask Dunya for help?