University students' play halted sparks debate
The cancellation of a theatrical performance by law students at the University of the Capital (formerly Helwan) sparked widespread controversy. Director Mohamed Ashraf Mizo confirmed that the team faced numerous obstacles from officials, including the interruption of sound and lighting during the show. Some interpreted the act of acting as forbidden, despite the university offering dedicated drama departments. This measure resulted in financial losses and efforts that had taken months, along with incidents of chaos and violations during the performance. He emphasized the need for an investigation, the restitution of the students' rights, and compensation for those affected.
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