Metro Al Madina presents: Hishik Bishik Show From the weddings and the Cabarets of Egypt in the early 1900s: 10 artists, musicians, singers, actors and dancers take us back to that golden age.

Metro al Madina presents "Bar Farouk". Bar Farouk revives the artistic scene of Beirut from the 30s to the 70s, from popular theatre to cabaret music and dance, through the works of icons who have marked the art scene before the civil war, such as Chouchou, Sabah, Ferial Karim and the poet Omar El Zeenni, amongst many. 14 Musicians, singers, actors and dancers bring you back to this golden era where Beirut was at the avant-garde of the cultural and artistic life in the Middle-East

Discotheque Nana is a fictional TV program from the time period between 1982 and 1989. Presented by the host of the show, Nana, Discotheque Nana overlooks the war and its collateral damage and welcomes different musical guests who are interviewed and invited to sing along with Nana to some of the well known Lebanese songs from the 80s.

Anti-personnel is a play about a man (Ammar Shalak) and a woman (Nada Abou Farhat ) trapped on what they believe to be a land-mine carrying them. The idea of leaving is always present, but the obsession with the explosion of the mine as soon as the weight is lifted prevents their journey from being a walk in the park. The land-mine 's existence is still to be confirmed, yet not denied. Anti-personnel is a black comedy play. It's a reflection on existence, life and human relationship. Actors: Nada Abou Farhat and Ammar Shalak Director: Elie Kamal Producer: Jana Wehbe

L'Atelier de Théâtre Nadine Mokdessi présente sa nouvelle pièce: TOC TOC de Laurent Baffie. Au Théâtre Monnot, du 15 novembre au 2 décembre. Au profit d'associations caritatives libanaises.

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LOYAC PPD 2019 launching in a live concert with Joy Fayad & Oliver Maalouf

The play is about two men(Elie Njeim & Rodrigue Sleiman): a veterinary and a photographer in a garden in Beirut. What’s odd is that despite that they find themselves every day on the same bench, no one has ever tried to start a conversation with the other.