Author Nermin al-Houti’s latest book touches on women representation in Arab theater ...Egypt

The Eadaat Publishing House has recently published “The Women in Ismail Abdullah’s Theater”, the latest book by author Nermin al-Houti. Divided into three chapters, the book totals at 353 pages. The first chapter discusses the early beginnings of women representation in theater throughout history, starting in ancient Greece and then covering medieval and Arab theater, before ending with an overview of theater in the Gulf. The second chapter, dubbed “Ismail Abdullah Theater”, starts with an overview of the life of Ismail Abdullah and the theatrical creativity present in his career. The author carefully analyzes his choice in titles and character names alongside the dramatic construction of hi

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