Nadeen Alouba's journey from childhood passion to Fabrica troupe

The article discussed the journey of artist Nevine Aluba, the head of the "Fabric" musical theater troupe, and the challenges she faced in her professional career as a performer in opera and acting. Aluba emphasized that the artistic community suffers from a "transparent wall," which makes it difficult for women to reach leadership positions, despite their success in artistic performance. She explained that her involvement in opera spanned nearly 30 years before she shifted towards education and founded the troupe in 2013, with the aim of supporting young talents and addressing issues related to funding and costs. She highlighted the importance of art festivals that showcase women's contributions to theater, affirming that creativity requires studying and developing artistic awareness alongside having a beautiful voice. She pointed out that ongoing independent artistic experiments face challenges concerning financial support and projects, but she strives to preserve an Egyptian spirit in her works, with aspirations to contribute to the development of musical theater and to support Egyptian female artists.

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