Damascus-SANA
The third day of the flower exhibition in its forty-second session witnessed a variety of performances, most notably cultural and artistic events and the Children's Theater on the Roman Amphitheater in Tishreen Park.
The artistic performances of Amo Saeed’s band began with its work directed to children “The Penguins” and it tells the story of a bear that wants to devour the penguins, which, with its cunning and cunning, can convince him to work and teach him to fish to eat from his fatigue and turn into a good creature and love the happiness of others.
The director of the work and the director of the band, Saeed Ataya, explained that the basis for the work of their band is to interact with the children and dialogue with them during the show, because this ensures their harmony and love for the work characters and achieves the desired goal by making the child imitate the heroes of the work in their daily lives.
The heroine of the work, the artist, Chantal Moqbeh, explained that today's show aims to teach children cooperation, not greed, and work diligently and actively to get their needs, pointing to the indirect method of education, because the child, by nature, does not like preaching, but rather tends to imitate the characters he loves.
Also participating in the show, which was carried out in cooperation with the Directorate of Theaters and Music, were artists Khaled Al-Mousa, Ahmed Bashwati, Ashraf Abu Sariya and Iyad Hassan Dakkak.
The Free Theater Association group also presented a number of dance performances and folk arts, which began with a number of dances to the tunes of songs from the Arab heritage, which were combined with singing of roses and their beauty, including the beautiful roses and my uncle, oh seller of roses, and the red rose by Meli Samra, oh Kholi Al-Ward, and don't Zerlak, a garden of roses.
The band also presented ballet performances for children and young adults, in addition to western dance performances, followed by folk dance performances for songs from the heritage, including Al-Dalouna and Ya Bou Radin, and listen to what he said, and a link from Al-Qudud Al-Halabi.
The performances concluded with a live concert by the artists Ismat Rashid, Adnan Omar, Samir Al-Nouri, Essam Al-Rifai and Basil Fattal. The performances were characterized by the interaction of the large audience who attended the concert in the open air.
Bilal Ahmad
