Saud Al-Shamri on Cairo Play Thirst
Qatari writer Saud Ali Al-Shammari discussed the play "Irrigation" in Cairo, which is part of his theatrical project inspired by the local environment and people. The seminar was held at the "Atelier Cairo," moderated by journalist Mustafa Abdullah, with participation from critics and artists. The focus was on the artistic and intellectual construction of the play. The participants emphasized that the play is characterized by a unique artistic style and theatrical imagination that integrates humans, the desert, and camels into a cohesive dramatic relationship. The desert is portrayed not just as a backdrop for the events but as a living element and partner in shaping the story. The audience appreciated the script's ability to utilize desert environment vocabulary in a way that carries human and symbolic dimensions. They also highlighted how the camel serves as a fundamental element reflecting the human relationship with their environment, offering the text ample space for imagination and symbolism. "Irrigation" is considered an important step in strengthening local identity and utilizing the environment and human experience in theater. It is part of the "From Qatari Theater" series, which continues to focus on storytelling, imagination, and reflection on the human relationship with their surroundings.
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