The Egyptian Ministry of Culture, through the General Organization of Cultural Palaces, led by artist Hisham Atwa, continues its "ابدأ حلمك" (Start Your Dream) project in Qena. This initiative aims to discover and support young theatrical talents across the country. As part of the project, young participants from Qena are receiving intensive training on various aspects of theater, including acting, decoration, music, and physical expression.
This week, the training program included sessions on acting, decoration, music, and storytelling techniques. These workshops are designed to enhance the participants' skills and refine their artistic abilities. The training is being led by artists Shadi Al-Dali and Mahmoud Hanafi, as well as director Khaled Abu Dief, the regional manager of the project. The program also saw the presence of director Ahmed Taha, the artistic director of the project.
The "ابدأ حلمك" project is a significant initiative by the Ministry of Culture to identify and nurture young theatrical talents in various governorates. The project's third phase includes Qena, North Sinai, and Ismailia. This phase builds on the success of the previous stages, which covered several governorates, including Fayoum, Asyut, Sharqia, Port Said, Beni Suef, Giza, Kafr El Sheikh, and the New Valley.
The project's objective is to provide a platform for young people to develop their skills in theater and related arts. By offering these training sessions, the Ministry of Culture aims to empower young talents and encourage them to pursue careers in the arts. The project has already shown promising results in its previous phases, with several teams from different governorates being adopted as type-specific theatrical groups.
The training program in Qena is a collaboration between the General Organization of Cultural Palaces and the Southern Upper Egypt Cultural Region, as well as the Qena Culture Branch. This partnership highlights the efforts of various cultural institutions to work together to promote the arts and support young talents.
The "ابدأ حلمك" project is part of Egypt's broader strategy to promote cultural and artistic development across the country. By investing in young talents, the Ministry of Culture aims to create a vibrant and diverse artistic scene that showcases Egypt's rich cultural heritage. The project's impact is expected to be felt beyond the training sessions, as participants go on to create and perform their own theatrical productions.
As the project continues to expand to new governorates, it is expected to have a lasting impact on Egypt's cultural landscape. With its focus on nurturing young talents, the "ابدأ حلمك" project is set to play a significant role in shaping the country's artistic future. The project's success will be measured by the growth and achievements of its participants, who are expected to become leading figures in Egypt's theatrical scene.
Key points
- The "ابدأ حلمك" project provides intensive training to young participants in Qena on various theatrical arts.
- The project aims to discover and support young theatrical talents across Egypt.
- The third phase of the project includes Qena, North Sinai, and Ismailia.
