Kleba Short Play Fest’s 5th Night Shows
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Coverage of the Kalba Short Plays Festival in its thirteenth edition focused on presenting three theatrical performances on the fifth night. These plays addressed various themes, including regret, married relationships, and the conflict between duty and human emotion. The performances, held at the Kalba Public Arts and Theatre Society, included "The Hospital," which explores the suffering of inmates in a public clinic and analyzes their psychological crises; "Divorce Night," a social comedy that tells the story of a couple deciding to separate, with surprises unfolding during the show; and "The Cracked Pot," symbolizing the struggle between professional duty and human feelings through the story of a poor woman gathering firewood despite objections from the guard, yet she understands his concerns. Critics praised the performances and the actors' deliveries, and the audience honored actress Hiba Deep for her role in the symbolic work.
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