“Sugar Daddy” and “I Don’t Know Me” open the performances of the Riyadh theatrical season
-Theatrical performances will begin as part of the activities of the 7th edition of the Riyadh season, with the comedies “Sugar Daddy” and “I Don’t Know Me,” on the 22nd and 23rd of this October, respectively. The play “Sugar Daddy” was written and directed by Abdullah Al-Badr, and revolves around “relationships based on material expectations, through the story of a young man who...
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-Theatrical performances will begin as part of the activities of the 7th edition of the Riyadh season, with the comedies “Sugar Daddy” and “I Don’t Know Me,” on the 22nd and 23rd of this October, respectively. The play “Sugar Daddy” was written and directed by Abdullah Al-Badr, and revolves around “relationships based on material expectations, through the story of a young man who enters into a relationship with a wealthy figure, beginning a series of events that reveal the contradiction between true feelings and interests.”
Gulf artists: Hassan Al-Balam, Ahmed Al-Aounan, Zahra Arafat, Fawz Al-Shatti, Muhammad Al-Ramadan, Jana Al-Failakawi, Ali Al-Husseini, and Mustafa Ashkanani, in addition to other actors, are participating in the play, and it is being shown at the “Bakr Al-Shaddi” theatre. As for the play “I Don’t Know Me,” it was written by Ahmed Abdel Wahab and Kims, and directed by Mohsen Rizk. It revolves around “the pilot (Omar) who falls in love with Nada, but he hides the secrets of his emotional past from her, and when his secrets are revealed, he turns to a psychiatrist who leads him to recovery through a strange journey that helps him discover himself,” and it is shown at the “Mohamed Al-Ali” Theater.
Egyptian artists are participating in the play: Amr Youssef, Asmaa Galal, Bayoumi Fouad, Nisreen Amin, Ahmed Abdel Wahab, Aya Abdel Razek, Youmna Toulan, and Salah El Daly. The 7th edition of the Riyadh Season is scheduled to begin on October 21, and its activities will extend over a period of 10 weeks, under the slogan “Big Time.”
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