The cultural season 2026-2027 was launched at the Nabl Cultural Center with the third edition of the "Maserh Avant-Goût" festival, which will run from October 2 to 4, 2026. The festival aims to support theater and encourage young talents to engage in cultural life. The event features a series of professional theatrical performances targeting young and old audiences, along with training workshops in the theatrical field.
The festival's program includes three days of activities, with workshops taking place daily from 3 pm to 6 pm, specifically for members and regulars of the theater club at the cultural center, under the supervision of theater artist Hossam El-Sahli. The festival opens with a performance of the play "Al-Yawm Tus'al" (Today You Will Be Asked), produced by the Zaghouan Dramatic and Theatrical Arts Center, written by Dr. Zehri Ben Trediat and directed by Sami Al-Jouini.
On Saturday, October 3, the festival will feature a preview performance of the play "Al-Ansah Nun" (Miss Nun) by director Saber Al-Hamisi, followed by a discussion and debate with the audience. This allows attendees to interact with the work, its creators, and exchange opinions on its content and artistic experience. The festival will conclude on Sunday, October 4, with a performance of the play "Wahid" (One) by director Marwan Al-Misawi.
The Nabl Cultural Center aims, through this festival, to make theater a space for formation, expression, and interaction with the audience, and to establish the presence of the fourth art within the local cultural scene. The center also seeks to provide opportunities for young people to discover their talents and develop their artistic skills. The third edition of "Maserh Avant-Goût" confirms the importance of local cultural action in revitalizing cultural life in the region.
The festival's program is designed to bring theater closer to the audience and support the theatrical movement in Nabl. The event features a range of performances and artistic experiences, allowing attendees to engage with different forms of theater. The festival's organizers aim to create a platform for young talents to showcase their skills and develop their artistic abilities.
According to Karim Saoud, director of the Nabl Cultural Center, the festival's third edition is a significant event in the cultural calendar, highlighting the center's commitment to promoting theater and cultural activities in the region. The festival's success is a testament to the center's efforts to establish Nabl as a hub for cultural and artistic activities.
The "Maserh Avant-Goût" festival is a significant event in the cultural scene in Nabl, showcasing a range of theatrical performances and providing opportunities for young talents to develop their skills. The festival's third edition has kicked off, featuring a range of activities, including performances, workshops, and debates.
Key points
- The festival features a range of professional theatrical performances targeting young and old audiences.
- The event includes training workshops in the theatrical field, under the supervision of theater artist Hossam El-Sahli.
- The festival aims to support theater and encourage young talents to engage in cultural life.
