Theater's members of Maxmour look forward to receive training at Rojava

A member of the theater band of the Culture and Art Center in Maxmour said that they were influenced by the lives of the people of Rojava under the umbrella of the democratic nation project, stressing that a number of members of the band who are touring in Rojava want to be trained on the stage and gain theater skills from Rojava.

Theater's members of Maxmour look forward to receive training at Rojava
Theater's members of Maxmour look forward to receive training at Rojava
Theater's members of Maxmour look forward to receive training at Rojava
Theater's members of Maxmour look forward to receive training at Rojava
16 July, 2018   09:15

QAMIŞLO
 
The Martyr Hefei Nekda band entered the theater to Rojava from Maxmour in Başûr Kurdistan on the 6th of July, where a tour of the cities and towns of Rojava is held for the purpose of performing theater performances in it.

The band performed a play entitled "Searching for the truth" in Kobanî, al-Derbasîa and Qamîşlo city on Sunday evening at Mohammed Sheikho Center for Culture and Art.
The play tells the story of a village in north of (Bakur) Kurdistan, the Turkish occupation state practiced a policy of melting the cultural and national against it and divided the village and displaced its people through some mercenaries and clerics who serve power. In the context of the events of the play, a young man named "Khuzan" returns to his village after his Alawie family had been displaced years ago, and reveals with the people of his village the fact that one of the agents of the state named "Mullah Qasim" and expelled from the village.

And the audience interacted with the play, where slogans had been raised when it was ended, "Long life to leader Ocalan, Death to betrayal."

"We made our performance and we also saw the youth of Rojava as well, the relationship we built on our visit with the young people was good," said Nudem Yaman, one of the band members, who said in an interview with the agency after the play "We did not receive theater training but our love for the profession brought us to Rojava ".

"When we arrived in Rojava, we saw the places where our young people had sacrificed their lives to protect them and fought the fiercest resistance," she said, we want to cheer the people's hearts, even if it is for one hour. "

The most striking thing for them was the training that Rojava's people received and the life they lived under the roof of the democratic nation. She pointed out that a number of members of the band want to stay in Rojava and train on stage here to take advantage of the existing experiences.

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ANHA