AMMAN —Jordanian artists, during a dialogue
night at Rainbow Theater in Jabal Amman, titled "Audience: Happy or
Disappointed?" advocated for mechanisms to rejuvenate local drama and
restore its place among Arab counterparts.
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They highlighted that in the past two decades,
Jordanian drama production has stagnated at around thirty works, with only a
few achieving notable success, Khaberni reported.
Actress Reem Saadeh attributed this decline to
capital influence and production conditions that led to interference in
creative content. She pointed out that capital often demanded dilution of
Jordanian identity.
Saadeh further explained that these factors
negatively impacted Bedouin dramas, once a distinctive feature of Jordanian
production, now confused due to blending dialects and oversimplified social
themes.
Artist Zuheir Al-Noubani urged support for
Jordanian arts and the local artistic scene, emphasizing the need for placing
competent individuals with artistic, dramatic, and managerial experience in key
positions.
Actor Ahmed Sorour shared his artistic
journey, starting from street theater and culminating in participation in
various Arab dramas.
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