Theatrical Performances

Plays

Badie always can

The events of the play revolve around a child with special needs, “Badi’”, and we learn with him about the challenges he faces. Starting with the prevailing societal outlook, the phenomenon of bullying, the difficulty of building friendships, and ending with psychological suffering. We see the importance of having a family and a supportive and loving environment in strengthening and encouraging self-confidence, and transforming difficulties into heroism and achievements. In the end, we witness the success of the grandmother and little sister “Salma” in turning “Badi” into the champion of the challenges!

Fayrouz, the pomegranate girl

In the pomegranate estate, children lived without playgrounds, theatres, stories, or television sets. Everyone spoke in a low voice. No one dared to sing or even laugh, until Fayrouz was born from the heart of a pomegranate, a little girl who would change the life of the village and say out loud, “We have the right to be happy.” To dream and live a fun childhood and a real life, we have the right to grow up happy and strong. This beautiful story is about realizing our inner strength and surrounding our imagination. In the end, happiness comes from within us and from our thoughts.

Cub is not like the rest

With strength, boldness, and valor, the lion and his wife, the lioness, teach their young son how to follow in his father’s footsteps, and all lions teach him ferocity to become a real lion, but the little cub is different and has no place in the same mold from which all lions before him emerged. Is ferocity the only way for a cub to become a lion? As the events of this interesting story go on, the little cub will teach us that courage has many faces and valor has many forms, and we will discover together that he is a cub not like the rest.

the White shark

What will Bakra give her grandfather on his birthday? She thinks a lot and decides to give him a cane and color it and draw beautiful drawings on it, but “Bokra” has a small problem. How will she buy her grandfather’s gift when she does not have enough money? Suddenly (the white shark) appears to her and helps her solve her problem, telling her: The solution. Simple, all you have to do is save a small portion of your pocket money every day, which will enable you to collect the amount needed to buy your grandfather’s gift. The little girl “Bokra” learns the importance of saving, and begins collecting her money in a small piggy bank. Will she be able to collect the amount needed to buy her grandfather’s gift? ?!

Mashhoon

Salma, Shadi, and Kenan are three friends who love to play, and they spend fun times playing the fantasy game. Sometimes they imagine that they are pirates and searching for Treasure Island, and sometimes they imagine that they are the heroes of a story, so they make a castle or a house out of the cubes, but their situation changed after Shadi got to know the smart device (iPad) and started spending most of his time playing with it, and he never played with his friends anymore! Salma constantly tries to remind him of the fun times they spent together and asks him to play with her, but Shadi refuses because he wants to play on his smart device. Will their friendship continue?! As the events of this interesting play go on, we learn about the beauty of friendship and the importance of playing and organizing time properly. the correct

Since its beginnings, the center has paid great attention to children's theater and the performing arts, and believes in its effective role in developing children with distinctive cultural and intellectual development, and its ability to expand and nourish their young imaginations. When the center opened its doors again in 2014, it was keen to preserve this cultural and artistic heritage. Not only that, but it worked to promote the culture of going to the theater and spread the love and appreciation of theater among thousands of Jordanian children through the theatrical arts it provided to them and continues to provide. miscellaneous

(Drama, puppet theatre, shadow play, puppet making workshops, drama workshops in theatrical representation and the art of story telling)

The theater team presents a group of theatrical performances for children inside and outside the center. We visit schools in general throughout the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and participate in all private and public children’s theater festivals.

We are working on a special program for legislators and international organizations in Jordan through theater and drama, and we implement it in camps and remote areas in Jordan, targeting ages from 6 to 12. We are always keen to provide a meaningful message to children through our theatrical performances in order to enhance sufficient awareness among children.

We are working on the existence of a children’s theater academy (Haya Cultural Theater Academy) with specialists in teaching children the art of theatrical acting, drama, and puppetry from 6 years to 18 years of age, and in early 2024 we will prepare everything necessary and announce the date of (Haya Cultural Theater Festival), which began in 2016