Jomoul and Kuwait's Old Tales
The play "Jumul, the Wall Guardian," performed at the American Cultural Center, tells a historical story about Kuwait before the oil era. It revisits the life of the coastal trading city and explores ancient methods of transportation such as camel caravans. The play uses puppets to vividly, entertainingly, and educationally depict the events for children. It emphasizes the role of Kuwait’s wall and gates in protecting the city, highlighting details of daily life in olden times, like the Fariq neighborhood, the market, and mud houses. The aim is to enhance children's historical and cultural awareness through an engaging storytelling approach that connects them to their roots and teaches them about the nature of life in the past.
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