The Theater and Performing Arts Commission of Saudi Arabia will host the 14th Gulf Theater Festival in Riyadh from September 10 to 17, the Saudi Press Agency reported
Under the leadership of Culture Minister and Commission Chairman Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan, the event will welcome artists and creators from the Gulf Cooperation Council countries. The festival is set to host over 400 theater artists and critics from the region, who will participate in performances, seminars, and workshops.
This platform will facilitate knowledge exchange, experience sharing, and intellectual dialogue to propel the theater scene in the Gulf. It will serve as a hub for artists, directors, and enthusiasts to collaborate and innovate, fostering a vibrant cultural community. The initiative aims to bridge the gap between traditional and contemporary theater practices, ensuring a dynamic evolution of the art form.
The festival aligns with the commission’s commitment to hosting international events, enriching Saudi and Gulf theater, and strengthening its presence both locally and globally. By bringing together diverse voices and perspectives, it seeks to create a lasting impact on the region’s cultural landscape.
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