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HUNTINGTON — Hummus, baklava, kibbee and lentils are among the items on the menu for this year’s Middle Eastern Dinner on Sunday, Oct. 29, at the Holy Spirit Orthodox Church
This essay is part of SyriaUntold's series on Syrian theater. Read this piece in its original Arabic here. Since the Syrian war erupted, official theatrical production has continued. The Directorate of Theaters and Music maintained its scheduled yearly plan, though the number of shows per season varied during the first years of security instability in Damascus amid the difficulty and risk of the commute for both theater workers and spectators. With the new status quo, recognized theatrical traditions from before 2011 also changed. Shows were performed earlier in the day to account for check...
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