The Grand Egyptian Museum Theatre is set to host two spectacular theatrical performances this Friday, presented by the “Golden Theatre” troupe under the direction of writer-director Zazi Hafiz. She aims to deliver works that embody Egypt’s ancient identity and instill values of belonging and patriotism in the audience. 🎭✨

Hatshepsut: From Child to Queen

The first show narrates the life of Queen Hatshepsut from her childhood with her father King Thutmose I, through the challenges of ascending the throne, confronting enemies of the nation, and achieving historic victories that made her reign a milestone in ancient Egyptian history.
This performance seeks to revive a strong female figure in Egyptian history, highlighting leadership, intelligence, and determination. 👑🔥

Akhenaten and Nefertiti: Love and Legacy

The second show focuses on the love story of King Akhenaten and Queen Nefertiti, emphasizing Akhenaten’s humanitarian achievements and the founding of his new capital.
It reflects a revolutionary period in ancient Egypt, showing his efforts to reshape governance and society, making the play more than historical storytelling but a reflection on a pivotal era. 💛🏛️

Egyptian Identity: The Core Goal

Zazi Hafiz says her main goal is preserving Egyptian identity, especially passing it to children through engaging storytelling that brings history closer to the new generation and encourages them to love their country. 🇪🇬🌿

Cast & Team

The two performances feature actors including:

• Walid Al-Zarqani

• Ahmed Nabil

• Khidr Znoon

• Sherihan Qotb

• Mohamed Sabry

• Alaa Al-Mawazini

• Israa Hamid

Executive director Dalia Hafiz oversees the production, reflecting a collaborative effort to deliver a complete theatrical experience with strong acting, set design, lighting, and effects. 🎬🎭

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