The two brothers, Helmy and Diaa, work in a car repair shop, while their mother works as a dancer in a nightclub.
Every day, when she goes out to work, one of the brothers disguises herself in her clothes to imitate her, and exercises the same dominance over the other with which she treats them.
In a theatrical text based on the play “The Maids” by the French writer Jean Genet, and taking place in the poor post-war neighborhoods of Damascus, Zain Saleh raises the questions that an entire generation suffers from about power, family, asylum, and gender.
Look at my heart:
Latifa Al-Hajj returns with new texts entitled “Look at My Heart.” With her poetic style and deep feeling that touches the heart of everyone who reads it.
In all of her texts, Al-Hajj refers to the heart in which love resides and emanates from it, the love that heals, heals, and transforms desolate worlds into a garden of tranquility and happiness.
A poetic journey of 251 pages, which the author dedicates to the people of love and heart.
من هي ديمة؟ وما هي حكايتها؟ وكيف يمكن لها أن تتعرف على تميم؟ ومـا هي ظروف علاقتها به؟ وما هو دور الذي سيلعبه المحقق آدم في كشف لغز القضية؟ ومـا هي حادثة قمـر دار الأوبـرا؟ هذا ما ستجيب عنه الكاتبة والروائية / فـداء العجمي، في رواية الرعب والخيال / عازف
