Damascus-SANA
Al-Mahra Dance Theatrical Troupe starred with a mixture of performance paintings titled “Khawabina”, which embodied the meanings of the championship.
The men of the Syrian Arab Army who sacrificed their blood for the soil of the homeland, as the conquests of the Arabs in Andalusia were restored with charming artistic paintings through which they addressed the hearts of the heart.
The dance theatrical performance, which was hosted on the stage of the Dummar Cultural Complex in Damascus this evening, was distinguished by the vocal participation of the artists Jamal Al-Ali and Muhammad Khair Al-Jarrah, who added to their experience with Al-Mahra Ensemble a mixture of strength and exclusivity, whose scenes were directed by Hadi Hamami.
The show began with a dancer’s opening simulating the conquests of the Arabs in Andalusia, to melodies and chants that were mixed with Samah’s dance, where the features of the painting were mixed with the fragrant and magic of the past, and a painting that spoke about my father, the Syrian theater, my father.
Khalil al-Qabbani and another bearing the title “Ya two lovers” and a painting that mixed between the seven gates of Levant and the planets, and a dancing painting about Levant and its steadfastness in adversity, titled “Kaf Al-Naseem.”
The first section of the show concluded with paintings that touched the hearts of the audience about love for the land, the show, the homeland and the beloved, and the sacrifices of the youth of the homeland with their lives with a lyrical dialogue.
Maher Hamami, founder and coach of the band, indicated in a statement to SANA reporter that the name of the show “Khawabena” is inspired by the khawabi that irrigate water, as a metaphor for the generosity and generosity that characterizes Syria, explaining that the show is characterized by a lyrical dialogue similar to the Rahbani theater and that its idea took a long time until the start of its implementation and training on This kind of offers.
The artist, Dia Qaouk, one of the band's coaches, said that the participation of great actors such as the artist Jamal Al-Ali and Muhammad Khair Al-Jarrah gives the show an added value and gives them more experience.
As for the exhibition paintings, the actors Ahmed Hamami and the artist Sandy Ishaq participated, and the singing was voiced by the artists Assem Sukkar, the artist Ahlam and Talal Abu Hashish, the Syrian choir, the melodies by Muhammad Habbash, and the plastic paintings by the artist Hala Rostom.
It is noteworthy that the Al-Mahra Dance Theater Company was established in 1991 and presents paintings from Syrian folklore. The number of its members is 25 dancers, between the ages of 18 and 30 years.
Hadi Imran
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