Homs-Sana
After 36 years of the Resurrection 1 show, which he presented in cooperation with the great late Mamdouh Adwan, the Palestinian artist, Zenati Qudsiya, is on the stage of the Homs Cultural Theater to commemorate the Palestinian Nakba through the monodrama of Resurrection 2.
The show, organized by Ghassan Kanafani Cultural Forum, in cooperation with the Directorate of Culture of Homs, tells the story of a theater artist who emigrated from his mother country, Palestine, to Syria, and during the years of the terrorist war against it. And his message and faith in his country.
In a statement to SANA reporter, Qudsiya indicated that he wanted to participate in the commemoration of the 74th Nakba, which resulted in several calamities that our Arab region experienced, pointing to the importance of the message that the play tried to convey to the audience, which stems from
It is symbolic for Syria to raise the voice to commemorate the Nakba in light of this strange reality. The whole world is waiting for Palestine and its steadfastness and what is happening in it.
Qudsiya added: It is the duty of every artist to reflect, through art, all these events, to remind his people in them, and to open the windows of awareness to all generations who have not lived through the Palestinian cause, pointing out that he has benefited from his experience and the suffering of the displaced Palestinian.
For his part, a member of the Union of Palestinian Writers and Journalists in Syria, Majed Diab, indicated that choosing this theatrical work corresponds to the memory of the Nakba, to confirm that our Nakba became the beginning of the Nakba for the enemy thanks to the Intifada and the resistance, indicating that this theatrical work is purposeful and distinct.
In turn, Engineer Bassam Yaqoub, a Palestinian displaced from Haifa, said: The play is part of our people's struggle and the expression of our Palestinian cause, and the only solution is to recover the land and return all refugees to Palestine.
Rhonda Mansour, a member of the Ghassan Kanafani Forum, indicated that the play monitors the suffering of the Palestinian people, the Nakba and its scourge, and reminds the new generation of the Palestinian cause.
From the audience, Samar Melhem said: The show was fun, made the viewer happy and made him cry, and it is closely linked to the memory of the Nakba, as the artist Zenati Qudsiya was able to create a classy work, and he was skilled in his tools and creative in his performance.
It is reported that the actor Zenati Qudsia is one of the most famous people who worked on monodrama shows and his name was associated with them.
Lara Ahmed
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