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> Guide to the Thirteenth Annual Lettuce Festival (2007)
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> International Academy of Art in Palestine
> Ahdaf Soueif: Art of resistance
> Drama in Teacher Education Programmes In Palestine
> Art Education in Palestine and the Arab World
> Palestinian Dance Education under Occupation
> Reem Kelani: Telling the Palestinian narrative...
> The First Palestinian Circus School
> Saraya, the Ogre's Daughter (Emile Habibi)
> Hebron, the Land Of Culture
> Breaking of the Seventh Wall (Ashtar)
> Culture as the Art to Breathe (Mitri Raheb)
> Painting: The Palestinian people (Unamore)
> Painting: The soul of the Palestinian people (Unamore)
> Door of Bethlehem (6)
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Thirteenth Annual Artas Lettuce Festival Friday, April 13, 2007 1:30
Mr. Nidal Al Khateeb established Al Tantoura in October 1995. Ever since then the management of the Theatre has managed to create a wide of network of relations with governmental, non-governmental organizations as well as with schools, kindergartens, clubs, charitable societies as well as summer camps among other institutions both locally and internationally. As of today, Al Tantoura has cooperated with more than 40 organizations. An average of 200 to 250 shows are presented on yearly basis. All in all, more than 2600 were presented in the past 9 years to more than 250,000 beneficiaries from all ages. On the international level Al Tantoura has conducted a number of shows in the United States, Canada, England, Germany, Holland, Greece, Jordan and the Kingdom of Bahrain. For the Thirteenth Annual Artas Lettuce Festival, Nidal will present two puppet shows:
Butto in Jerusalem
The play displays the deep connection of the Palestinian people to the holy city of Jerusalem and the obstacles they face trying to reach it. Butto lives in a Palestinian village near the Holy City, along with grandfather and next-of-kin. He is hindered from living the Palestinian traditional way of life, which includes the necessity of going to Jerusalem, by the Israeli Army which does its utmost to prevent him and other Palestinians from reaching their beloved city.
Dreams of Halima
Intended for adolescents and their parents, this puppet show concerning Early Marriage was produced in association with a number of pro-women organizations, which requested a number of shows to be conducted in the Palestinian countryside.
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