“Lahza Wahda” Play to Be Presented at the Egyptian National Theater Festival with a Nostalgic Artistic Experience
The theatrical play “Lahza Wahda” is set to be presented as part of the Egyptian National Theater Festival, offering an emotional experience that combines drama, nostalgia, and comedy through a story about an artist’s final day and her deep connection with theater.
“Lahza Wahda” Joins the Egyptian National Theater Festival 🎭✨
The theatrical production “Lahza Wahda” is scheduled to be performed next Monday as part of the activities of the Egyptian National Theater Festival.
The play will take place at Salah Jahin Hall at 8:00 PM, presenting a unique theatrical experience based on emotions, memories, and the relationship between artists and their craft.
The production is among the festival’s diverse performances that celebrate Egyptian theater and highlight different artistic experiences.
A Story About Art, Life, and Memories ❤️
“Lahza Wahda” is presented as a two-character drama that follows the final day in the life of an actress named Samira.
The story revolves around a deep conversation between the actress and the character of the Angel of Death, exploring her life, memories, and the importance of theater as a meaningful artistic message.
As the story develops, the audience discovers that the mysterious character is actually her young neighbor who shares a deep passion for theater.
Nostalgia, Emotion, and Comedy 🌹
The play combines emotional drama with moments of comedy, creating a balanced experience filled with nostalgia and reflection.
Through its characters and atmosphere, the production explores the lasting impact of art and the memories people leave behind.
Cast and Creative Team 🌟
The play stars veteran actress Magda Moneer and young actor Islam Shawky.
It is written and directed by Youssef Mourad Moneer, who presents a unique vision combining theatrical storytelling with musical elements.
Inspired by Umm Kulthum’s Music and Oud Melodies 🎶
The production features a special musical atmosphere inspired by Umm Kulthum’s classic music and the warm sounds of the oud.
This musical identity adds emotional depth to the performance and enhances the connection between the audience and the characters’ memories.
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