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Four theatrical performances presented by Damanhour University students, on the third day of the Focus Festival at Damanhour University

The third day of the activities of the Focus Theater Festival in its second session at Damanhour University, which was held under the patronage of Professor Dr. Elhamy Tarabis – President of Damanhour University, and Professor Dr. Majid Shaala – Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs, witnessed a large presence of university students and their parents, to enjoy watching the activities of the various performances. Presented at the festival.

Early childhood education students present a theatrical performance entitled “Batoul” about women’s rights in Upper Egypt

The activities of the third day of the Focus Theater Festival began in its second session with a theatrical performance by female students of the College of Early Childhood Education entitled “Batoul”, whose events take place in one of the villages of Upper Egypt and its various stories of girls, and what is related to poverty and submission to the myths and legends of magic, the customs of underage marriage, and the lack of freedom for women. In choosing, leaving the house, etc., it aims to shed light on women’s rights in poor villages in Upper Egypt.

“Crazy Can” is a theatrical performance for students of the College of Commerce

While the students of the College of Commerce presented the theatrical performance “Crazy in the Box,” written by Lenin Al-Ramli, directed by the student Muhammad Salam, whose events revolve around a psychiatrist in a psychiatric hospital exploring case stories by writing down each patient’s reason for his illness on a piece of paper. The show aims to convey the message that The psychiatric hospital is not for psychiatric patients, but for victims of psychiatric patients, and there are victims of them at home and abroad.

Students of the College of Pharmacy present a theatrical performance entitled “The Maze”

The students of the College of Pharmacy presented the theatrical performance “The Maze”, written by Ali Othman and directed by the student Mazen Mahmoud. The events of the text revolve around a group of individuals lost in a place and at a certain time. They meet a person and a conflict begins between them and this person called the fortune teller, who knows the way out, but He does not tell them about it to mislead them further, and the events of the show continue until they finally defeat him, but they fall into the hands of a new fortune teller; The characters enter an endless maze to search for a way out, and the show aims to narrate some of the problems that young people fall into because of their obsession.

“Hide and Seek” is a performance for students of the College of Arts, concluding the theatrical performances on the third day of the Focala Festival in its second session.

The theatrical performances concluded on the third day of the Focala Theater Festival with a show for students of the College of Arts entitled “Hide and Seek,” written by Muhammad Khamis and directed by the student Abdullah Abdul Hakim. The show discusses the issue of fear, which can be the most important motivation for life, and in complete contrast, it can represent the greatest An obstacle in life.

Today’s presentations witnessed the presence of deans and deans of the participating colleges, a group of faculty members, supporting staff, administrators, students and their parents, and the supervision of the colleges’ student welfare representatives.

Festival judging: Focus in its second session reaps the benefits of the university’s interest in theatrical activity, which was reflected positively on the students’ performance.

For their part, the members of the jury and the audience praised the students’ performance in acting, music, decoration and directing, stressing that the festival in its second session is reaping the benefits of the interest of the university, headed by Professor Dr. Elhami Tarabis, in theatrical activity and implementing the recommendations of the first session of the festival, which was reflected positively on the students’ performance and the level of the performances presented.

It is worth noting that Damanhour University pays great attention to student activities in general and theatrical activity in particular due to its great role in discovering young talents, embracing them and supporting their abilities, and is keen to present purposeful and distinguished theatrical performances that contribute to elevating students’ ideas and tastes so that they become more capable of contributing strongly to enlightenment.

The festival will conclude its theatrical performances tomorrow with the performances of “At the End of the Street, After Love by an Inch” and “Outside the Circle.”

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