بجماليون

A wonderful masterpiece of the Al-Hakim theater in which he was inspired by the ancient Greek myth, he wrote it in 1942, after watching a “cinema tape” about the play “Pygmalion” by Bernard Shaw. The play of the sage represented an ancient Greek myth, revolving around the Cypriot king “Pygamelion” by Bernard Shaw. He who was a lover of the women of his time, and perhaps hated them, made a beautiful statue of a woman, which he called “Galatia” and then fell in love with this statue, and prayed to the goddess “Aphrodite”; The goddess of love and beauty, to gift him a woman as beautiful as his statue, she responded - in her own way - by giving life to the statue itself, so it turned into a woman flowing with life.“Creation,” “Conversation,” and “Transformation” are the key to the vision of this play, and they are also three entrances to the world of Al-Hakim's play. Through his amazing dialogue, the play triumphs over the value of art created by mortal men. It is the value that Apollon summarized in the play “Pygmalion’s soul remains as long as there is art on earth”; As if this phrase anticipates the imminent fate of Pygmalion.