Egyptian theatre

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Egyptian theatre is the national stage tradition of Egypt, encompassing classical, popular, and contemporary plays that have significantly influenced Arabic-language performing arts.

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instanceOf national culture of Egypt
performing arts tradition
theatre tradition
centeredIn Alexandria NERFINISHED
Cairo NERFINISHED
country Egypt
culturalSignificance major center of Arabic-language stage production
developedFrom folk performance traditions in Egypt
shadow play in Egypt
storytelling traditions in Egypt
hasForm classical theatre
contemporary theatre
popular theatre
hasInstitution Al-Hanager Arts Center NERFINISHED
Alexandria Theatre NERFINISHED
Cairo Opera House NERFINISHED
National Theatre of Egypt NERFINISHED
hasNotableActor Adel Emam NERFINISHED
Fouad el-Mohandes NERFINISHED
Naguib el-Rihani NERFINISHED
Youssef Wahbi NERFINISHED
hasNotableActress Faten Hamama NERFINISHED
Sanaa Gamil NERFINISHED
Soheir El Bably NERFINISHED
hasNotableDirector Galal El Sharkawy NERFINISHED
Karam Mutawa NERFINISHED
Saad Ardash NERFINISHED
hasNotablePlaywright Alfred Farag NERFINISHED
Ali Salem NERFINISHED
Lenin El-Ramly NERFINISHED
Tawfiq al-Hakim NERFINISHED
Yusuf Idris NERFINISHED
hasTheme class conflict in Egypt
gender roles in Egyptian society
national identity in Egypt
social change in Egypt
historicalPeriod 19th century
20th century
21st century
influenced Arab world performing arts NERFINISHED
Arabic-language theatre
mainLanguage Arabic
notableGenre comedy
musical theatre
political satire
social drama
tragedy
partOf Arab theatre
relatedTo Arabic literature
Egyptian cinema NERFINISHED
Egyptian television drama
usesMedium stage performance

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Egyptian cinema relatedArtForm Egyptian theatre