Last weekend, went to see two theater performances. 'Muazakar maunas' and 'It runs in the family'. Oh God, my love for theater will never cease to exist. It's limitless. Per se the gullible and speactacularly beautiful performances by the actors touched my heart. I'm glad I made it a point to go and take out some recreational time for myself. Really heals you up from inside. I just feel like I'm on a roller coaster whenever I go to see a theatrical performance. There's this ineffable feeling that surpasses the extent to which the connection dwells of me and my yearning for it. Might as well be a muse I still need to traverse substantially.
So yeah, time well spent, I'd say. Missed the German film screening though. Bit sad about that but not the end of the world.
It runs in the family: Won't give any spoilers but seriously, the witty-ness (mind you, that's not a word jbtw) and irony this play was laced was admirable. Starred Sir Omair Rana, Waleed Zaidi, Ian Eldred and others. Ian is an amazing actor! Hah, the part where nobody knows anyone. The falling of the matron, chaos by the lost son. LOL
Muzakar Maunas: Humor and satire brilliantly embedded in Shah Fahad's Dramaeducations' fifth production. Mahaa & Sarmed, both my college fellows nailed it perfectly. Pretty ravening in a productive sense for a debut performance by Mahaa.The storyline was eclectic. My, oh my, the dialogues enriched with fantastic portrayal of what a commoner thinks.
The society really need these kinds of performances. It instills in you a positive attitude and soothes you up. If I had time to go and watch theater every damn day. Ah. Lolz. Very much looking forward to the forthcoming plays.
Poor Hubert, heh. xD
So yeah, time well spent, I'd say. Missed the German film screening though. Bit sad about that but not the end of the world.
It runs in the family: Won't give any spoilers but seriously, the witty-ness (mind you, that's not a word jbtw) and irony this play was laced was admirable. Starred Sir Omair Rana, Waleed Zaidi, Ian Eldred and others. Ian is an amazing actor! Hah, the part where nobody knows anyone. The falling of the matron, chaos by the lost son. LOL
Muzakar Maunas: Humor and satire brilliantly embedded in Shah Fahad's Dramaeducations' fifth production. Mahaa & Sarmed, both my college fellows nailed it perfectly. Pretty ravening in a productive sense for a debut performance by Mahaa.The storyline was eclectic. My, oh my, the dialogues enriched with fantastic portrayal of what a commoner thinks.
The society really need these kinds of performances. It instills in you a positive attitude and soothes you up. If I had time to go and watch theater every damn day. Ah. Lolz. Very much looking forward to the forthcoming plays.
