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Updated: Thursday, November 20, 2008 at 2:36am

Masrah Arab takes stage

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Ben Beitler
Contributing Reporter
Published Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Sunday was a rough day for the unfair sex. In “Adila” by Nehad Gad, a reading at the Arab Theatre Festival, the materialistic Adila (Emily Hoffman ’10) discovers her husband is dead only after nagging his corpse for 20 minutes. In “The Last Walk” by Alfred Farag, the audience learns that the husband is dead only after a jail guard asks the main character (Marie Ostby ’07) why she killed him.
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A student performs as a part of the Arab Theater Festival on Sunday in the Theater Studies Ballroom. The festival is the first of its kind and was produced by the Arab Students’ Association, the Theater Studies Department and other sponsors.
Blair Benham-Pyle/Staff Photographer
A student performs as a part of the Arab Theater Festival on Sunday in the Theater Studies Ballroom. The festival is the first of its kind and was produced by the Arab Students’ Association, the Theater Studies Department and other sponsors.

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