Cybercrime in an adrenaline show on the red stage

Damascus-Sana

Today, the first public performances of the theatrical show Adrenaline on the stage of Al Hamra Theater began, directed by Zuhair Kanoua, who was written in partnership with Yara Groj and produced by the National Theater in the Directorate of Theaters and Music at the Ministry of Culture.

The show, which spans about an hour, invades the near future through the topic of cybercrime and its effects on the world, while seeking to uncover the hidden greed and evils of the person seeking fame and money by any available means.

The show is based on presenting evil in varying proportions between its non-locality characters, which generate a kind of struggle to survive or win money with a deliberate removal of human good, in order to raise the next alarm across the virtual world whose dominance over humanity is increasing.

Technically speaking, director Kanoo 'benefited from his cinematic and television experience in creating a different theater by introducing the screen to the course of the show in an employment manner through the views of one of the characters of the show, whose role was played by the actress, Dima Kandalaft, who is the leader of the gang and once in another dimension, by entering the world of live broadcasting of cybercrime. Taking place on the plank.

About the show, director Kanou 'said in a statement to SANA: “The cinematic component imposed itself on the show because of the subject of cybercrime that we present through a gang that broadcasts its program live and represents the virtual world and its risks. We deal with people and make partnerships and agreements with them through virtual means of communication without ever being We meet with them ”.

Kanou 'explained that his presence in the theater depends on the existence of the elements of this presence in a suitable productive circumstance and the availability of time for him to work with a harmonious team, indicating that he is devoted to cinematic and television work.

Actor Ismail Derki, who embodied the personality of a gang leader with a lot of professionalism after a break from working in the theater for several years, said: “The text contains a high dose of enthusiasm and violence, and this has made it necessary for us to deal with it in the way we present it in terms of performance even though the show does not push towards violence but rather warns For the need to stay away from the phenomena leading to it.

As for the young actress Serena Mohamed, she presented a different role from all her previous theatrical participations, considering that this experience is enjoyable and tempting to go through through the idea of ​​the show and what it constitutes of the urgent necessity to present it in light of what people lose of their humanity and what they are exposed to in terms of electronic crimes related to the click of a button that may control the fate of the individual .

The young actor Aws Wafa'i embodied the character of one of the gang members, describing this experience as being different in all its details from all his past experiences and telling about modernity and the future with the direction of life to be largely virtual.

The young actor Suleiman Rizk confirmed that the show alerts the dangers of the electronic world, especially for the younger generation, while predicting what will happen in the future, indicating that his participation in the show is a qualitative leap for him in the theater.

The roles of the play were attended by the two young actors Samir Shamat and Samer Saffaf, who embodied two gang members.

Mohammed Samir Tahan