Dubai Opera is preparing to host the Eid al-Fitr concert performed by Kuwaiti star Nawal, on April 10, organized by Moments Events, where fans of her art and lovers of Arabic music will have a date with a group of her most famous and beloved songs that are scheduled to enchant her audience at the concert. Such as “Qadd Amri”, “Wash Yazidak”, “Your Door and Your Door”, and other songs that shaped her success throughout her extended artistic journey.
The Dubai Opera Studio Theater will host a group of Dubai Comedy Festival performances, which include stand-up comedy by a prominent group of comedians of various Arab and foreign nationalities from April 12 to 21, coinciding with the Eid Al-Fitr holiday. To give a smile and joy to comedy audiences in Dubai and the region.
The program of performances begins on April 12 by hosting the comedy show presented by a group of young artists, namely: Amr Al-Assal, Rami Salama, Liz Pines, Salman Qureshi, and the concert’s segments are presented by Emma Dumagay. It will be followed on Saturday, April 13, by the diverse comedy show presented by the artists: Shadi Gad, Maher Barwani, Sania Abbas, Ty Paschal, and Liz Baines will present the concert segments.
Comedy fans of all nationalities will have a date with the third show within the festival on Sunday, April 14, presented by Ismail Abdel Rahman, Steve Severance, Varun Ghatia, Tabarak Rizvi, and presented by Ty Paschal.
On Tuesday, April 16, the Opera Studio Theater will host the show that welcomes the improvisational comedy talents of the artists: Fuli Olobi, Ismail Abdel Rahman, Imad Siddiqui, Bronwyn Burns, Moncef Boumazza, Joshua Dias, and Sania Abbas, and the show’s segments will be presented by John Hague.
The festival’s performances continue until Wednesday (April 17), when the opera audience is scheduled to enjoy an intermission of non-stop laughter with the comedic talents of artists Imad Siddiqui, Foley Olubiyi, Steve Severance, and Varun Bhatia, hosted by Yash Bhardwaj.
The group of young artists, Moncef Boumaza, Sahar Ali, Adi Thomas, Amr Al-Assal, Sadiq Sabouala, Shadi Gad, and Yash Bhardwaj, will be presented by Salman Qureshi, on Friday (April 19).
Opera-goers who are fans of comedy will be treated to a satirical show presented by artists Joshua Dias, Joh Hague, Bronwyn Burns, Sadiq Sabwala, and Rami Salama, and hosted by Yash Bhardwaj, on Saturday (April 20).
The performances will conclude at the Opera Studio Theater on Sunday (April 21), with an improvisational comedy show presented by the artists: Sahar Ali, Uday Thomas, Maher Barwani, Tabarak Rizvi, Amr Al-Assal, and Emma Dumagay, presented by Liz Bains.