Magda Zaki supports her son, director Ahmed Abu Rayya, at the Acting Professions Syndicate Festival, where moments of support and support were clear between them during the event, which witnessed the presence of a large number of artists and critics. Magda excelled in providing valuable advice to Ahmed, which contributed to strengthening his self-confidence. Her presence also had a major impact on the atmosphere of the festival, so that these moments served as a reminder to everyone of the importance of the family in the artists’ journey and supporting them in achieving their dreams. And their professional goals in the world of art and acting
Magda Zaki shines in a show "prisoner" Within the Acting Professions Syndicate Festival
On a special night at the Falaki Theater at the American University, the audience witnessed the theatrical performance "prisoner" The presence of the big star Magda Zaki, who came to support her son, director Ahmed Abu Rayya, where the audience interacted with her greatly and gave her a warm applause, which added an atmosphere of enthusiasm to the show, which was part of the eighth session of the Acting Professions Syndicate Festival.
an offer "prisoner" Attracts the attention of the audience
The auditorium was completely filled, as happened in many other festival performances, as the audience received the show with long applause after the end of the performance, which reflects the great praise for the level of artistic work, which won the admiration of theatricians and the audience alike, and this show highlights the humanitarian challenges that individuals face in times of war.
A touching story about love and waiting
Events are taking place "prisoner" It is about the story of a couple on their wedding day, where the husband receives a call-up letter from the army to participate in the war, which makes the heroine express her longing and waiting for him through a distinctive action drama, supported by music composed by Mohamed El-Sharnouby. All of these elements were able to convey deep feelings to the audience, which made the show worthy of an award. "the best" Which was awarded to George Ashraf and Alaa Ali after the audience voted via barcode, which reflects the audience’s interaction with the work.
