Description
These plays, as the author states, present images of people, situations, and morals inspired by Egyptian society during the years following World War II. These are 20 plays, some in two acts and others in four acts:
1- Inspired by societal morals: Between Day and Night
2- Inspired by human nature: I Want to Kill
3- Inspired by the feminist movement: The Honorable Member of Parliament
4- Inspired by married life: The Happy Couple
5- Inspired by the Palestine War: The Birth of a Hero
6- Inspired by businessmen and the generation gap: The Thief
7- Inspired by women’s freedom: I Want This Man
8- Inspired by journalism and politics: He Knew How to Die
9- Inspired by cinema and religion: The Director
10- Inspired by the morals of war: The Architecture of Master Kandouz
11- Inspired by money and love: The Treasure
12- Inspired by popular beliefs: The Ant House
13- Inspired by government tools: Freelance work
14- Inspired by current events: The Witch
15- Inspired by human archetypes: Platonic Love
16- Inspired by contemporary life: The Hungry
17- Inspired by artistic life: The Quiet Nest
18- Inspired by Morality and Opportunism: The Key to Success
19- Inspired by the Current of Society: The Man Who Endured
20- Inspired by Society and Modern Science: If Only Young People Knew
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