Jean Daoud - Promoter of Festivals and Of Artistic and Cultural Events

Promoter of Festivals and Of Artistic and Cultural Events

  • He was the promoter of the Festival of Theatre and Spectacles in 1983 (The first profesional theater festival in the arab world).
  • He has worked in the cadre of Festival of Scholarly Theatre with the organization Alef for three years.

Member of jury in:

  • Festival de Quamar d'or – Lebanon (three consecutive years)
  • « Ayyam AlSharja al Masrahya » (Theatrical Days of Sharja) – Sharja, UAE, 2005
  • International Festival of University Theatre, Sultan Kabus University, Oman, March 2007.
  • National Festival of Professional Theater - Algeria, 2009.

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