Damascus-SANA
The book Heritage Puppet Theaters by Dr. Naglaa Al-Khadra explores the importance of literature, theater, culture, and the role of puppet theater in activities in its various forms, preaching and moral values.
The book pointed out that the puppet theaters began their activities in the temples, from which they moved to the public squares so that the largest number of people could watch them. They talked about gods and myths, which are derived from the culture of religious, intellectual and social societies.
The book indicated that puppet theaters focused on religious sermons, moral values, and the search for excellence and following them, and the woman participated in the hero in these plays, so she appeared in the role of mother, sister and beloved.
The book explained that the folklore in all its dimensions and arts entered the puppet theatres. It was a documentary, educational, educational and entertaining theatre, highlighting the traditional puppet theaters and how to develop them and work on developing them and employing the heritage. In the puppet theatres, a group of heritage dimensions met, including the word, music, dance, clothing, and others to form a popular and attractive world. That together.
The author of the book issued by the Sene House for Culture and Publishing, which is located in 180 pages of large pieces, has a number of publications, including the magic of Jerusalem between wars and travels. She is a member of the Palestinian Writers Union and has a lot of research and studies in the field of heritage.
Regarding the book, the director of Dar Sein, researcher Ayham Saqr, said in a statement to SANA that writing and publishing in heritage, theater and puppet theater is a real endeavor to work to protect belonging and preserve the identity that many nations target due to the splendor of our civilization and Arab history. Our heritage to pass on to future generations.
Muhammad Khaled Al-Khidr
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