<p align=&#34;justify&#34;>Cast: Lana Zerak, Ehab Salamah<br />Translated adapted and directed by: Sameh Hejazi<br />Light, Music: Firas Rubi and Eias Natur<br />Set and Costumes: Nabil Duja<br />Produced by: Allaz Theater Mazen Ghattas Theater funded by A.M Qattan Foundation</p>
<p align=&#34;justify&#34;>This play is a preparation of two prose texts written by the great German dramatist and poet Bertolt Brecht, from his books &#34;Dialogues of the exiled&#34; and &#34;Mr. Koiner Stories,&#34; which he wrote during his exile from his native homeland, Germany to the Scandinavian States, that he kept moving between during the Second World War. Through these stories, Brecht was stripping and mocking fascism, through a dialogue of two German refugees who meet in a restaurant in a train station in Finland. Bricht aspired to create an enlightening theater, and he defended the love of justice and fought injustice and war in his theater, in a way that made him, nearly sixty years after his death, the most famous international author, whose plays are being shown in different parts of the world.<br />During his preparation and development of Bricht’s texts for theater,&nbsp; director Sameh Hijazi, worked on making the text suitable for the contemporary Palestinian reality, turning the texts, after the path of translation and dismantling and in-depth workshops with actors, into a fragmented Palestinian story, with no place nor time. The story of a meeting between a Palestinian educated aristocrat woman and a Palestinian wretch man who is full of vile tales&nbsp; and experiences. The two communicate and talk until their stories and meditations turn into images moving between their reality and imagination. Stories that make each viewer feel that he/she had experienced or encountered, one day.&nbsp; Their controversial discussion about their different terminology turns into a trip to various places in their homeland, which each of them is exiled within. </p>
<p align=&#34;justify&#34;>Language: Arabic</p>
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