سك على بناتك (1980)

Wissenswertes

Keep Your Daughters Locked In is a popular Egyptian play that debuted in 1980. The comedy is a hallmark of Egyptian theatre and has enjoyed enduring popularity since its release. It is notable for its humorous take on family dynamics and social issues in Arabic societies, delivered through a blend of wit and slapstick comedy. The play, produced by the Arab Media Production Company in Riyadh and directed by Fouad El-Mohandes, was written by Lenin El-Ramly. It has a runtime of approximately four hours and is structured into three acts: Act One, Act Two, and Act Three.

Production and reception

Fouad El-Mohandes loved the theater and never felt tired while standing on stage. He always said, "My health comes from work, and I go to the theater every day feeling like a young man who is going to meet his girlfriend." This is how his son described his father's love for the theater.

Sukk on Your Daughters was produced during a vibrant period for Egyptian theatre, with many plays addressing contemporary social issues through humor. The play was well-received for its sharp dialogue, engaging storyline, and the strong performances of its cast, particularly Fouad el-Mohandes and Sherihan. Actress Aisha Al-Kilani temporarily played the character Fawzia while actress Sanaa Younis was traveling abroad to film a series.

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