Ahmed El Attar brings rage, resistance and humanity to the stage in Avignon
Summary
Ahmed El Attar, an Egyptian director, presented his play "Salma mon amour" at the Avignon theatre festival in France. The play explores how the Gaza war impacts a wealthy family in Cairo and focuses on a young woman named Salma to challenge common stereotypes.Key Facts
- The Avignon festival celebrated its 80th edition in southern France.
- Korean culture was highlighted this year, featuring drama, dance, and literature.
- Ahmed El Attar’s play "Salma mon amour" addresses the war in Gaza's effects on a Cairo family.
- The main character, Salma, is a member of Generation Z who expresses feelings of injustice and anger.
- El Attar aims to show a more detailed view of young people like Salma, beyond common clichés.
- The play carries a humanitarian message about rage and resistance.
- The festival also presented a show called "Maldoror," which uses high-tech effects to explore evil.
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