Opening of the Theatrical Play “Page 45” in Alexandria on the Second Day of Eid
The Artistic Theater House presents “Page 45” as part of the “100 Nights of Theater” initiative, blending dark comedy and philosophical themes for Alexandria audiences
🌟 Under the patronage of Minister of Culture, Dr. Jehan Zaki, the Artistic Theater House is set to premiere the highly anticipated play “Page 45,” produced by the Alexandria Theater Troupe led by director Mohamed Morsi, written by Ahmed Abdel Razek, and directed by Moataz El Bana.
📅 Date: Second day of Eid, Saturday, March 21, at 8:30 PM, on the stage of Lycée Al-Horreya Theater in Al-Shatby, Alexandria, running for ten consecutive days 🎭✨
💡 This play is the fourth in the “100 Nights of Theater” initiative, aimed at revitalizing the theatrical scene and offering diverse and innovative performances to the public.
🌀 The story follows a family searching for their lost son, only to discover they are characters in a written story, exploring the human struggle between fate and free will. The performance mixes dark comedy with philosophical reflections, breaking the fourth wall between stage and reality 💭💥
🌈 The cast features distinguished actors: Habiba El-Nagar, Ahmed Gaber, Mohamed Said, Ahmed Atef, Mahmoud Donia, Ahmed Saddam, Abdel Rahman Eid, Habiba Atta, Samia Altaf, John Gaber, Mazen Mohamed, and Youssef Khaled.
🎨 Set & Costume: Walid Gaber | 💡 Lighting: Jaser Al-Furn | ✍️ Writer: Ahmed Abdel Razek | 🎬 Director: Moataz El Bana
✨ “Page 45” offers the audience an innovative theatrical experience, combining thought and art, with interactive surprises, laughter, and reflection.
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