Khaled El Hagar’s latest film, El Shouq, will contend as the only Egyptian main competition entry in this year's Cairo International Film Festival
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Mahmoud El-Lozy, theatre professor at AUC, delivers a lecture on acting, its myths and misconceptions, and the pursuit of it as a profession locally
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On 1 December, Khan Al Maghraby will open an exhibition presenting works by Abdalla Gohar
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Roger Waters tours America and Europe while photos of ‘Loved Ones’ on the state-of-the-art projections on a giant wall made of cardboard include Egypt’s police victim Khaled Said. The tour continues till June 2011
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The Cairo Opera House will host 8 shows, from 2 to 6 December, recreating the music of the legendary Rat Pack.
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‘Zahaymar’ is the Arabic name for Alzheimer’s disease and as the title of Adel Imam's new film implies, is a look into the dreaded brain disease, thinking and behaviour, in a semi-comedic format.
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Sudanese theatre maker wins 2010 'Freedom to Create' prize. The award ceremony took place in Cairo on 26 November accompanied by music festivities. Collateral activities and film screenings continue until 13 December.
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Crude, gripping and just a little scandalous, Samir Fouad’s expressionist exhibition ‘Flesh’ opened on Sunday 21 November at the Picasso Art Gallery.
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The Gezira Centre for Modern Art exhibits Mohamed Abla's Shagaret el Hayah (Tree of Life), featuring oil paintings, newspaper clippings and video installations, and Mohamed Banawy's mosaic works
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Diverse programming for December film festivals
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Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters directed by Frank Bradley will be performed by AUC students in December
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Lecture on Digital Cinematography and Breaking the Waves film screening at AUC
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Professor Hanaa Abdel Fattah recognised by Poland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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A video quest in the heart of Cairo, unfolding the social history of Berket El-Feel area, part of El-Saida Zeinab district
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