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The story of a person after death

An impostor woman preys on everyone who turns to her for help and falls into many paradoxes with her clients.

In a comedic framework, the events of the play deal with some abuses in the application of the law, and how laws are exceeded and penetrated by their perpetrators and those in power, media and influence.

The events take place within one of the police stations, where a police sergeant meets with many personalities from different and diverse social backgrounds, which fall into many daily issues and accidents.

A Kuwait play about a family that is looking for a house maid to help them with house work and displays house maid problems and how badly they are treated.

Through four different paintings, the play discusses several issues in a comedic style. The first panel discusses the issue of intermediary in employment, while the second panel discusses the issue of theft of Kuwaiti investments abroad, the third panel discusses the issue of shooting at weddings, and in the fourth panel discusses the housing issue.

The play deals with the situation of the Gulf family and the problems in which they fall in a mold of comedic situations and satirical paradoxes.

A Kuwaiti comedy play that talks about the period that followed the liberation of Kuwait from the Iraqi invasion. The play cynically dealt with the issue of women entering the political battlefield through Umm Ali (Ansar Al-Sharah) mother, wife and housewife who decides to run in the parliamentary elections and faces many problems and strange situations .

The story of a young Kuwaiti man who married an Egyptian during his studies in Egypt and had a son, then he left the son with his mother and returned to Kuwait in the hope of returning to them again, but he lost his memory in an accident.

Set in the Najd region in Saudi Arabia in the 1950s; the story follows a girl called Najd who falls in love with her neighbor, but her father forces her to marry his boss despite the age gap between them.

After his parents’ split and his sister’s mysterious death, Yousef, engulfed in emotional detachment and loneliness, discovers he can manifest folklore entities, easing his isolation and revealing secrets untold.