Mona Hashish
Egypt
Writings
A Bird’s-eye View of the Saudi Arabian Theatre
First published 2nd June 2011 on our forum
By: Mona Hashish on: Thursday 2 June 2011 - Genre: Theater
Theatre activities in Saudi Arabia have long been restricted for religious and political reasons. The Saudi Arabian authorities do not allow women to act on stage and forbid men and women to gather in...
Reading Horton Foote in the Arab World
By: Mona Hashish on: Wednesday 29 April 2020 - Genre: Literary Studies
Social Ecology in The Old Beginning and The One-Armed Man The late U.S. playwright Horton Foote (1916-2009) wrote over 85 plays about the American south. His setting in almost all his plays is his...
The Positive Disorder in Tawfiq El- Hakim’s Not a Thing Out of Place
By: Mona Hashish on: Sunday 19 November 2017 - Genre: Literary Studies
Abstract The research throws light on the Egyptian playwright Tawfiq Al- Hakim (1898- 1987) who is a leading Arabic dramatist of the Arab world. Before the Arabs thought of theater as a medium of A...
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