Under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, the comedy social play “Yananwa Celine” will start today and will continue throughout Eid Al-Fitr, at the Drama Theater in the Cultural Village (Katara). The work is the idea of the late artist Abdulaziz Jassim, written by Talib Al-Daws, directed by Saad Burshid, and represented by a group of artists, including: Faleh Fayez, Abdullah Al-Shammari “Bu Hilal”, Fatima Al-Shorouki, Muhammad Al-Sayegh, Asrar, Yasmine, Nour, Samah Al-Sayed, Ibrahim Al-Aqidi, Muhammad Adel, Rashid Saad, Khaled Khamis, Khaled Al-Tamimi, along with the Syrian artist Jenny Esber, and for the first time Thani Al-Dosari and Khaled Sayyar. In addition to other artists. The events of the play take place during the camping season, where Busaad, a man in his fifties, accompanied by his family and son-in-law, is camping in one of the places in the “Seline” area. Some of the young people do not hesitate to annoy people and disturb their comfort through parties of drunkenness and anxiety and exploiting the “slanders” in car and motorcycle shows, so they harass them through continuous complaints, which drives young people to disguise themselves as ghosts or “jinn” to scare Busaad and his family and expel them from The place, and the events of the play escalate in a purposeful comedic template that reveals a lot of negative behaviors of some young people who go to Celine during the camping season. The director, Saad Burshid, confirmed in press statements that the play team is fully prepared to take the stage and face the audience, indicating that the work includes a distinguished group of Qatari and local artists, hoping that the team’s efforts will yield the admiration of the audience, especially as it carries many meaningful social messages and pleasant surprises. For his part, producer Abdel Nasser Al-Qahtani invited the audience to come and watch the play, stressing that he had bet on local actors whose potential and abilities he trusted. Pointing out that Al-Hosn Company supports local talents, especially in such events, which were associated with many theatrical works for adults and children.
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