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| ASSEELEH,
Our
Hakawati (the storyteller:We consider Al-Hakawati as our first actor in
our Arab and Palestinian civilization) makes his story in a very modern
style using masks and puppets and modern technology in a very satirical
and attractive way. |
Yoya,
A
glove puppet show for children. In case it is performed in another
language than Arabic, it can be provided with some text of that language
and with a synopses or an explanation about the subject of the play.
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Zarief,
This
is also the name of its hero. He is the best Yarghool player in the
village and maybe in the whole world (Yarghool: a special palestinian flute), but he is very poor
because it is so difficult to live from art in this country. |
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| Antar & Abla,
Our
story this time is about the handsome and brave black poet Antar,
and the beautiful white Abla. Here
is Mr. Hakawati (storyteller)
preparing to start narration of his story about blacks and whites.
Come, watch and listen. |
The
Magician & the Hakawati
There
is a queer looking box, very much like a magic box that contains a
lot of imagination and magic. The famous Arab philosopher and
doctor, Ibn Sina, returns to life from old history with the help
of the storyteller, known as the Hakawati. |
Dadi,
A
marionettes play that fits children up to seven years old. Its hero is a
small baby who is trying to walk like others but he can`t, because of
his age.
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| Antar
This
is the story of the black Arab poet Antar who fought for the
freedom of his people and for people discriminated against. This
time our Hakawati (story teller) uses all visual and audio
theatrical means in order to recount his story: He sings, dances,
and uses colloquial modern poetry. |
Ajloon,
Ameer
is trying to give excuses to his audience as to why he could not
announce the start of this years ceremony called “Shajarat
Addurr”(pearls
tree) . Ameera, Ameer`s partner in directing the party has not
arrived yet.. Ameer could not run the program alone, so he tells
the audience that he has to go to look for Ameera. |
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