Aleppo-Sana
Within a ceremony held at the National Library in Aleppo, the 32nd Youth Theater Sub-Festival announced the names of the winners of its prizes for the best theatrical script, directing and performance, in addition to the jury prize.
The best text award went to Ahmed Kamel Shanan, while Mohamed Mulki won the best director award, the best young actor award went to Mowaffaq Mohamed Alabi, and the best young actress award went to Fatoun Al-Jundi.
The jury award went to theatrical work, Reconnect, while the Al-Shahadin drama won the award for the best integrated theatrical work.
Rahaf Al-Jassem, a member of the Revolutionary Youth Union leadership and head of the Central Youth Skills Development Office, indicated that the youth theater festival contributes to showing young talents and their continuity to reach the world of professionalism, which will positively reflect on the artistic movement, stressing that it is part of a large project that the youth organization is working on in response to its duty to sponsor Young creators are the ones who will carry the Syrian culture in the future.
In a statement to SANA's reporter, Muhammad Hegazy, Director of the National Theater and Director of the National Library, referred to the efforts of the youth cadres participating in the festival, which faltered during the war and re-launched again with beautiful and high-level works with simple capabilities, during which the participants demonstrated their competence on stage through the purposeful works they presented.
Ahmed Mansour, Secretary of the Aleppo Branch of the Arab Socialist Baath Party, explained the importance of the festival, in which the efforts of the cadres of the Youth Union were made, pointing out that it coincides with the commemorations of October of correction and October of liberation, especially after the victory of the city of Aleppo over terrorism, which is considered the capital of culture that has withstood for years in the face of terrorism during The unjust war on Syria.
Zainab Chahoud
