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The performance is a three-act play by Tennessee Williams. It was first presented on Broadway on March 17, 1957. In Orpheus Descending, a young charismatic musician descends on a small, repressive southern town. He forms a relationship with a passionate woman who is trapped in a bad marriage and who has a tragic past. The play exhibits many of the playwright's typical themes: loneliness and desire, sexuality and repression, the longing for freedom. Violence lurks just below the...

The events take place in Upper Egypt and revolve around the idea of revenge and hostility that leads to vengeance. Successive generations are plunged into a cycle of bloodshed and grudge that destroys the lives of the people trapped in that circle. The events of the play evolve through three axes/characters that motivate the events. Jamila, who is...

The play is an Adaptation of “House of flesh” , a short story by Youssef Idris in a collection of short stories with the same title, released in 1971. It was also adapted into a short film in 2005. When reading the title of the text at the beginning, it comes to mind that the house here is a place of comfort, privacy and a refuge for safety, but when reading the story...

The play was presented within the activities of the Festival of Theater ensembles in the West and Central Delta Region in Egypt during, 11-17 February 2015 The performance includes a set of singing sketches titled (sad - I want to fly in the sky - lost). The events of the play revolve around a well-educated young man in his late thirties, an Upper Egyptian immigrant in a European community...

The story has a heritage heritage feature but in a modern form, within a framework of fantasy and folklore. It deals with the conflict between (Ali Al-Baladi) and (Ghanim bin Ghanim), who are quarreling over the ownership of the pouch. The performance includes a group of singing sketches (Jala Jala - Hadi Badi - Sultan of Non-Sultanate) with the participation of the clown, the group, and puppet characters (glove puppets) inspired by Al-Aragoz theater....

Na'sah theater Production, Playwright: Shazly Farah, Director: Ashraf Al-Noubi, Scenographer: Dalia Farah