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Characters in the play, such as Dhoa-al-Makan and
Ifraidon, embody symbolic roles. Dhoa-al-Makan represents the people's conscience, emphasizing honesty and moral integrity. Ifraidon, portrayed as coming from the "country of light," serves as a mediator to reconcile the rulers, symbolizing the spirit
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Folklore Group for Performing Arts was founded in the 1960s as the first unofficial group solely dedicated to theatre, though it would be dissolved soon after. The first official theatre troupe in the country was created in 1972 as the "Qatari Theatrical Troupe", made up of students from the Dar
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dominated the awards at the 2012 Doha
Theater Festival, with Nasser Abdul Redha winning the Best Director Award, Emirati playwright Ismail Abdullah winning the Best Script Award, Nasser Al-Momen winning the Best Actor in a Leading Role Award, Fatima Al-Shorouki winning the Best Actress in a Leading
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The play focuses on the national tragedy of the Arab community, highlighting contradictions and differences that cause conflict both within and between communities. It explores these themes in a comic and sarcastic manner, embedding bitterness and grief to create a reflective atmosphere. The play
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values. Another reason, which mainly accounted for opposition in theatre's inaugural years, was the ideological gap between the country's more conservative elderly population and the more liberal youth population which was caused by Qatar's rapid economic development during the mid-20th century.
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A summary trial orchestrated by Abu Fallah further reveals the villagers' complicity in perpetuating injustice, prompting introspection on the themes of independence and freedom of choice. The play culminates in the burning of Abu Fallah's ships, symbolizing the destruction of instruments of
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to gain experience and develop their skills, in addition to providing funding to private theatre troupes. Common venues for plays during this period were schools and sports clubs, however, a theatre hall known as Najma
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written by Saleh Al-Mannai and Adil Saqar. The story concerns a young girl who, after entering in a secret relationship, professes to her father her disillusionment for past traditions and the suitor her family has arranged for her to marry. Another play,
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English-speaking amateur theatre club in Qatar is The Doha Players. The club was formed in 1954, and created its own venue in 1978, thereby becoming the only amateur theatre club in the country have its own theatre venue at that time.
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and dances, over 120 performers took part in the play, including a Swiss children's dance troupe. Matar Ali and Fouad Al-Hariri composed and arranged the musical notes of the operetta, while Faisal Al-Tamimi directed the acting performances.
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The first segment encourages girls to play the traditional "rattlesnake" game. The second segment is a conversation between a grandfather and his grandchildren, in which he signifies the importance of playing traditional games over
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from the sea, believing it an impossible task for a farmer unfamiliar with the ocean. The determined young man accepts the challenge, braves the sea's dangers, and successfully retrieves the pearl, proving his worth and resilience.
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is a play critiquing themes of class distinction and societal norms through a romantic narrative about a servant who falls in love with the daughter of a nobleman. The play incorporated traditional Gulf arts such as
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Cultural Festival, the National Council for Culture, Arts, and Heritage reprised a performance at the 6th Doha Cultural Festival in 2007. The operetta,
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in 1985, where it won two awards: the Best Actor Award, presented to Ghanem Al-Sulaiti and the Best
Theatrical Art Award, also awarded to Ghanem Al-Sulaiti. The play starred Ghanem Al-Sulaiti,
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Role Award, Faisal Rashid winning the Best Actor in a Second Role Award. Nasser Abdul Redha also won the Best
Lighting Award in addition to an Appreciation Award for musician Fatma Shaddad.
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also founded his own amateur theatre troupe that year as The Student Acting Band after being excluded from the Qatar Theatrical Troupe. Masrah Al Adwaa Troupe was founded in 1974, and
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The play's dialogue reflects the villagers' resignation to Abu Fallah's tyranny, highlighting their sense of helplessness and economic dependence. This is reinforced by Abu Fallah's
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in 1980. After a period of dissolution, The Folklore Group for Performing Arts re-emerged in 1983. In 1984, a large-scale theatre competition was hosted by the
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wrote the music. The 25-minute operetta included a puppet theater and scenes inspired by folk songs. Three musical performances were featured in the operetta.
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Qatari playwright Abdulrahman Al Mannai made a theatrical adaptation of the legend in 2006 at the fifth edition of the Doha Cultural Festival hosted by the
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used by Arabic women, but in this context, is used to liken the male protagonist's fear of confrontation as hiding under a veil.
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in the mid-20th century, primarily by students who went on to form their own
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was performed. At the next edition, an operetta entitled
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1387:"Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC), Qatar"
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1710:(in Arabic). Sharjah: Al Khaleej. 28 March 2017
1322:. Ministry of Culture (Qatar). 15 February 2022
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1825:Muḥammad ʻAbd al-Raḥīm Qāfūd (2002), pp. 34–38
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1688:(in Arabic). Al Raya. 12 September 2012
1604:Abdel Moneim, Mustafa (14 March 2012).
1578:""البوشية" تستأثر بجوائز مهرجان الدوحة"
1300:(in Arabic). Al Jarida. 5 November 2009
1253:(in Arabic). Al Arab. 24 September 2023
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1782:(in Arabic). Al Raya. 1 January 1985
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1780:"آراء فنانينا حول أبرز أحداث ١٩٨٤"
1686:"قطر المسرحية تعرض البوشية الليلة"
1168:"Shellyseer: A Literary Evolution"
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1478:. The Peninsula. Archived from
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1993:. Gulf Times. 27 November 2021
1558:. Al Jazeera. 15 February 2018
1344:. Gulf Times. 19 February 2013
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1556:"Qatar: Beyond the Blockade"
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1030:"50 years of Qatari Theatre"
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1365:"Theatre blast stuns Qatar"
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