Children play by Syrian playwright presented in Tunisia

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Tunis (ST): The Writing and Creativity Club in the Tunisian city of Al-Mohammadiyah has presented a theatrical performance under the title of “Our Arab Mother” by Syrian playwright Lamis Al-Ani within the framework of the cultural event held to mark the international day of the Arabic Language.

Director of the performance Tunisian poet Samira Bin Hasan said that the play was selected due to the attractive style adopted by the writer who depended on dialogues and imagination to attract children  to Arabic Language.

She added that despite the strict precautionary health measures, the performance witnessed a high turn-out and the reaction of the audience was very great.

K.Q.

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