Egyptian Theater Day showcases directors' insights
The National Center for Theater, Music, and Folk Arts organized the "Egyptian Theater Day" on September 5th, with the aim of honoring theatrical directors and highlighting their role in developing Egyptian theater. The celebration was held at the Arabic Music Institute Theater in Cairo and included the honoring of several directors, in addition to a presentation about the life of the late director Abdel Ghaffar Ezzat, who was born in 1940 and passed away in 2003. He achieved great success in theater and television over four decades. The event emphasized that the director is the creator of wonder in theatrical work, and the goal is to transform this day from a painful memory associated with the death of 50 theater artists into an occasion fitting the accomplishments of Egyptian and international theater.
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