Behind the scenes of “El Leila Kebret Awy,” the atmosphere is buzzing with energy and precision 🎬✨. Written and directed by Ehab Younes, the production is entering its final technical phase ahead of its grand Ramadan opening.
📅 The show officially premieres on Friday, February 27 (9 Ramadan) at 9 PM, running for 10 consecutive days as part of the “100 Nights” initiative—an ambitious cultural movement aimed at revitalizing Egypt’s theatrical scene and empowering regional theater troupes.
🎭 Sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, the Theater Sector, and the National Theater House – Alexandria Theater Troupe, the production reflects a renewed national commitment to live performing arts, particularly during Ramadan when cultural gatherings thrive.
Intensive Technical Preparations 🎶💡
The final audio recordings and musical arrangements are being completed in collaboration with composer and arranger Haitham Medhat Bassiouny. The performance relies heavily on musical sequences and choreographed group numbers, creating a visually immersive stage experience.
Set design by Walid Gaber introduces a dynamic visual atmosphere, while makeup artist Amal Sheta and lighting designer Ahmed Tarek finalize the aesthetic layers that shape each dramatic moment 💫.
Promotional visuals and media content are handled by Nayef Maher, targeting youth and family audiences during Ramadan’s peak cultural season.
A Dynamic Cast and Creative Team 👥🔥
The cast is led by Khaled Mahrous, joined by a diverse ensemble combining experienced performers and promising young talents—creating a balanced theatrical energy on stage.
Choreography by Captain Ahmed Amico adds movement-driven storytelling elements, enhancing the musical and dramatic flow of the production.
A Ramadan Theatrical Experience 🌙
“El Leila Kebret Awy” promises a socially engaging theatrical experience, merging performance, music, and movement in a Ramadan setting that resonates with Egyptian family values and community spirit.
More than just a play, it stands as a celebration of Alexandria’s vibrant cultural pulse and a testament to the enduring power of live theater 🎟️✨.
Final Note:
Theater is life… and from Alexandria, the story begins ✨
