Bader Al-Shuaibi

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The events of the play revolve around the academic and emotional conditions of young people in Kuwait and raises the issue of opposites in addition to the issue of loans in a meaningful comedic style.

An impostor woman preys on everyone who turns to her for help and falls into many paradoxes with her clients.

The play tells the story of Kwazimodo, who lives in Notre Dame Cathedral, and his relationship with the Ismeralda Gypsy during the festival of clowns, creating a great conflict full of emotions, sacrifice and social injustice.

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A Kuwaiti social comedy play dealing with the problems caused by the social and sectarian status that affect relations between members of society, where Hassan tries to become an actor but meets with a rejection from his father, who wants him to become an officer in the army but is determined to achieve his dream.

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Inside a school filled with students of diverse interests and abilities, a dedicated teacher strives to instill the value of education and hard work despite the challenges and disruptive behavior he faces. Amid these struggles, one student becomes the target of bullying because of his appearance, leaving him with diminished self-confidence. With the encouragement and support of those closest to him, he rises to widespread fame on social media. However, his growing obsession with rapid success and online popularity ultimately comes at the expense of his academic performance.

On the day of their late son’s birthday, a couple seeks the help of a company that rents people to hire a replacement to play the role of their son on this day.

The play tells the story of Kwazimodo, who lives in Notre Dame Cathedral, and his relationship with the Ismeralda Gypsy during the festival of clowns, creating a great conflict full of emotions, sacrifice and social injustice.

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