In a satirical political comedy, the play satirically presents man's struggle for peace throughout the history of humanity
Hazira Ramadan program (Hisham Yans and Amal Al-Dabbas) produced by Jordan TV 1998
In a satirical comedy framework, the events of the play deal with the political and economic situation in the State of Jordan, its relationship with neighboring countries and the impact of global political and economic events on the reality of life in general
The events revolve around a group of Arab characters from different countries, who come together and show many problems and obstacles that stand between Arabs and each other
In a satirical comedy framework, the events of the play deal with Jordan's position on normalization with Israel after the end of the Israeli-Palestinian war with the Oslo Accords, and discusses many important political issues in the nineties
A political comedy play, demands security in an insecure region, a laughing and satirical farce about Israel's understanding of security and their demands
The play discusses in a comic context what is happening in the Arab world after the Arab Spring, and the revolutions that took place in many Arab countries, and simulates in a political form the human rights that were wasted during that period
A political comedy play, which satirically deals with the political and economic events and conditions in the Arab countries after the idea of the new world order announced by US President George H.W. Bush
He graduated from the Faculty of Law in Egypt and completed his master's degree in political science in 2007 from the University of Jordan and presented a paper entitled "Evaluation of the Jordanian-Israeli Peace Treaty". [1] He was famous and still in school for imitating public figures, especially artists and heads of state, as he imitated King Hussein, Yasser Arafat, Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi, Gamal Abdel Nasser, Mohamed Anwar Sadat, Habib Bourguiba, Mohamed Metwally El Shaarawy, and others. [1] He participated in many plays on the opera stage, including: "The Dirty Man" by the Irish writer Bernard Shaw, and "All My Children" by the American Arthur Miller. [1] He worked in dramatic writing, radio and theatrical acting, and was appointed director and producer in the Jordanian radio, moved to work at the BBC and presented representative scripts known as (The Good Man). [1] He wrote at least 82 television series and 15 political plays, the most famous of which is "A New World Order" in partnership with Amal Al-Dabbas and Nabil Sawaleh, and plays: "Arab Summit Conference", "Peace Ya Salam", "Normalization", "Ahlan Government", "The Siege that Happened", "The Shock", "Saddam", and "Akwe". [1] He founded the first school theater in Abu Dhabi, which he started with the play (Ahmed
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