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Featured Article
“Roueida Ghali: Dance is a Vibration, an Impulse…”
By Edgar Davidian — October 10, 2000
Roueida Ghali is a visionary choreographer and professor whose work merges movement, puppetry, and the expressive elegance of Butoh. With roots in Lebanese theatre and international training in Paris, Russia, and Japan, she has developed a unique language of physical storytelling. This artist portrait explores her early influences, her experimental aesthetic, and her resistance to commercial conventions.
Press Mentions & Performance Features
- Dystopia by Minwal Theatre Company – Lebtivity
- “Yawmiyat Touta” Feature – Al Mayadeen
- The Diary of a Mulberry Tree – Beiruting
- Aawsat: Lebanese Civil War Through a Tree’s Eyes
- Festival de Rue de Beyrouth – L’Orient-Le Jour
- Manamat by Jean-Claude Boulos – Agenda Culturel
- Al-Madina Theater Feature – Nadine Abou Zaki
- Medea – Academic mention on Google Books
Theatre & Dance Reviews
Festival Appearances & International Work
Video Interviews & Documentaries
Academic & Institutional Mentions
Roueida Ghali – Archived Press Coverage & Documentation
Comprehensive collection of archived articles and documentation spanning 31 years of theater work
Major Newspaper Articles
As-Safir – Japanese Butoh Dance in Beirut Theater
Date: February 7, 1996
Source: As-Safir Newspaper | Arabic
Contemporary newspaper coverage of Roueida’s collaboration with Japanese Butoh master Tetsuro Fukuhara at Beirut Theater, supported by the Japan Foundation.
L’Orient-Le Jour – Zones Interdites (1998)
Date: 1998
Source: L’Orient-Le Jour | French
Festival Ayloul coverage of “Zones Interdites” performance inspired by Japanese New Butoh, with accompanying photos.
L’Orient-Le Jour – Mad oua jazer (2002)
Date: 2002
Source: L’Orient-Le Jour | French
Performance coverage by Edgar Davidian featuring Studio 11 collaboration at the Sporting Club in Beirut.
Al-Akhbar – Makam al Jadi (2008)
Date: 2008
Source: Al-Akhbar | Arabic
Arabic review praising Roueida’s movement and theatrical depth in “Makam al Jadi.”
Agenda Culturel – Manamat (2016)
Date: 2016
Source: Agenda Culturel (Archived) | French
Coverage of the multimedia performance “Manamat: entre soi et l’autre, la page blanche.”
Al-Liwa – Touta (2017)
Date: 2017
Source: Al-Liwa | Arabic
Complete Arabic review of “Touta,” a theatrical work exploring women’s identity and expression.
Institutional Documentation
Lebanese University – Faculty of Fine Arts and Architecture
Official documentation of the theater department where Roueida has taught for 31 years, including programs and academic structure.
Lebanese American University – Theater Production Archives
Documentation of Lebanese university theater productions, including “El Mouharrej” (The Clown), showcasing academic theatrical engagement.
Collaborator Documentation
Wikipedia – Jalal Khoury
Comprehensive biography of acclaimed playwright Jalal Khoury, confirming his international stature and collaboration with Roueida on “Hindiye.”
Tokyo Space Dance – Tetsuro Fukuhara Biography
Official documentation of Japanese Butoh master Tetsuro Fukuhara, whose 1996 Beirut appearance was supported by the Japan Foundation and Embassy of Japan.
Social Media & Grant Documentation
Zoukak Theatre – Ogres (2018)
Documentation of “Ogres” performance by Zoukak Theatre during Beirut Pride 2018. Roueida Ghali participated in this pioneering performance space.
AFAC – Studio 11 Documentation
Grant and institutional profile confirming the legitimacy and professional recognition of Studio 11, which collaborated with Roueida on multiple productions.
Compiled for use on Roueida Ghali’s official website.
All links verified as of June 23, 2025. This collection spans 1996–2018 and reflects over three decades of professional documentation in Arabic, French, and English.
- Roueida Ghali – Curated Link Archive
- This archive contains 210 links sorted into categories: works, collaborations, and institutional context.
- Who Is Roueida Ghali? Performances, Interviews, and Press
- Zones Interdites – Performance Video
Full-length recording of Roueida Ghali’s experimental performance “Zones Interdites” at Masrah al Madina. - Portrait in L’Orient-Le Jour
Edgar Davidian’s in-depth profile exploring Roueida’s movement style, influences and artistic philosophy. - Makam al Jadi – Performance (Part 1)
Recording of “Makam al Jadi” at Monnot Theatre in Achrafiye, showcasing bodily narrative and ritual themes. - Kan Makan – Live in Tortosa
Full performance of “Kan Makan” by Roueida Ghali and Studio 11 in Spain, blending physical theater and cultural storytelling. - Kan Makan – Rehearsal (Part 1)
Behind-the-scenes footage capturing rehearsal exercises, improvisation, and movement exploration. - Studio 11 – Adaptation of Iman Humaydan
Movement-theater adaptation of Iman Humaydan’s novel by Roueida Ghali with Studio 11 ensemble. - Masrah al-Madina – Instagram
Official account of the Beirut venue that hosts Ghali’s performances, rehearsals, and community workshops. - Minwal Theatre – Facebook
Page of Lebanese theater collective; intersects with Ghali’s network and Beirut’s creative ecosystem. - Zoukak Theatre Company
Independent Lebanese theater company collaborating with socially-engaged artists, including Ghali. - Lebanese Studies – Youth & Crisis
Academic paper referencing Ghali’s pedagogical work in theater and youth empowerment in protracted crises. - UNICEF – Lebanese Youth Report
Contextual data on youth deprivation, framing the social conditions Roueida addresses through theater. - YouTube – Feature Clip
Video possibly showing Roueida’s public talk or performance excerpt—unverified. - Article – Living Theatre Resistance Video
Discussion of the “Resistance” video featuring The Living Theatre, related to Ghali’s inspirations. - UN Women Lebanon – Healing Through Theatre
Story highlighting the use of theater (like Ghali’s practice) to support trauma healing in Lebanon. - L’Orient-Le Jour – Seenaryo Feature
Profile on Seenaryo, contextualizing its theater work and possible link to Roueida’s collaborations. - Beirut Today – Seenaryo Review
Review of a Seenaryo production addressing marginalized communities via theater—aligned with Ghali’s network. - Prison-Insider – Theatre in Lebanese Prisons
Report on theatrical initiatives in prisons—resonates with Ghali’s applied theater approaches. - New Arab – Art & Healing in Beirut
Feature on cultural healing initiatives in Beirut, touching on Ghali’s domain of practice. - ProPeace – Trauma & Theatre (Seenaryo)
Overview of Seenaryo’s trauma-focused theater work, connected to Ghali’s collaborations. - Seenaryo – Main Website
Homepage of NGO of which Ghali participated in workshop and performances. - LinkedIn – Naqiya Ibrahim
Post referencing a Summit where Roueida’s work or network may have been highlighted. - Lebanese Studies – Displacement Research
Publication that includes Roueida’s participatory methods or insights from theater-based research. - EduRank – Lebanese University
Ranking and profile of Lebanese University, where Ghali studied and taught theater. - Lebanese University – Faculty Info
Faculty of Fine Arts & Architecture page—common Ghali affiliation in her educational career. - Claude Abouchacra Blog
Blog entry with references or reviews of Ghali or Beirut theater events. - Al Jazeera – Beirut Alternative Theatre
Feature highlighting Beirut’s alternative theater scene, presumably including Roueida’s milieu. - USEK Alumni – Julia Kassar
Profile of Lebanese actress Julia Kassar—part of Ghali’s broader network in Lebanese theater. - École Jacques Lecoq – School Info
International physical theatre school attended by Roueida Ghali in Paris for professional training. - Jacques Lecoq – Professional Course
Details of the first-year program likely attended by Roueida Ghali. - École Jacques Lecoq – Facebook Page
Official Facebook profile for the Lecoq physical theatre school, where Ghali trained in Paris. - Lebanese University – Fine Arts Dean Page
Faculty-level page from Roueida Ghali’s alma mater and teaching institution. - Lebanese University – Faculty Branch Overview
Detailed overview of Fine Arts departments where Ghali’s theater instruction took place. - LinkedIn – Lebanese University
LinkedIn academic presence of the Lebanese University, where Ghali studied and taught. - Ecole Internationale de Mime de Paris – EIMP
Professional school website for mime training, relevant to Ghali’s Lecoq/Butoh-informed practice. - Mime Schools in Paris – Blog Post
Guide to schools for physical and mime-based training, including those that influenced Ghali. - Antonio Fava – Official Website
Renowned Commedia dell’Arte master and teacher. Ghali trained with him in Beirut. - Antonio Fava – Workshop Page
Workshop offerings in Commedia dell’Arte—Ghali participated in Beirut-based training with him. - Ihjoz – Event Listing
Ticketing or cultural event listing—possibly one of Ghali’s workshops or performances in Lebanon. - LinkedIn – Jad Hakawati
Lebanese artist and potential collaborator in the same performance circuit as Ghali. - Nadine Abou Zaki – Diary of a Mulberry Tree
Coverage of a Madina Theatre production thematically similar to Ghali’s aesthetic and themes. - YouTube – Unknown Theater Footage
Unlabeled performance or rehearsal video—possibly featuring Ghali or contemporaries. - Red Oak – Diary of a Mulberry Tree (Braille Edition)
Access initiative for a Lebanese play reflecting similar themes to Ghali’s experimental work. - Al-Jana Center – Homepage
NGO focused on youth and arts in Lebanon—linked to Roueida’s pedagogical ecosystem. - Arab Resource Center for Popular Arts (ARC/Al-Jana)
Cultural organization fostering expression through the arts; aligns with Ghali’s mission. - Red Oak – Empowering the Visually Impaired
Summary of how theater is used for accessibility and social agency—parallels Ghali’s inclusive ethos. - Interview: Roueida Ghali on Future TV
Television interview with Roueida Ghali discussing her work and philosophy on performance, September 2013. - Facebook – Nadine Abou Zaki
Lebanese artist and educator in Roueida’s extended artistic network. - Nadine Abou Zaki – Official Website
Writer and performer involved in similar creative and pedagogical efforts as Roueida Ghali. - Arab Culture Fund – Grantee 844
Grant listing possibly tied to one of Ghali’s collaborators or institutions she’s worked with. - Arab Culture Fund – Project 6433
Documented project in theater or cultural resilience, potentially linked to Ghali’s circles. - Mime & Theatre – Lecoq School Feature
Listing and tribute to Lecoq’s method and its global alumni—Ghali among them. - Al-Akhbar – Culture & People Feature
Coverage of cultural figures in Lebanon; may include Roueida Ghali or her collaborators. - YouTube – Performance Excerpt
Likely a clip from a Lebanese stage or movement-based production; possibly linked to Ghali. - Eugen Jebeleanu – Theater Judge Bio
Profile of Romanian director and judge in performance competitions; included in contexts near Roueida’s festival links. - Zoukak – Arabic Reading of “Ogres”
Performance reading of Yann Verburgh’s text at Zoukak; in Ghali’s network of radical, embodied theater. - Temps d’Images – Yann Verburgh Bio
Romanian festival site featuring playwright Yann Verburgh; cross-listed with Ghali-associated companies. - Opera Nova – “Ogres” Listing
Page listing performance of “Ogres,” part of broader European theater circuit overlapping with Ghali’s network. - Amazon – “Dreams” by Wajdi Mouawad
Play text by Lebanese-Canadian writer Wajdi Mouawad; Ghali’s artistic style often aligns with his themes. - Goodreads – “Dreams” Reviews
Reader reviews of Wajdi Mouawad’s play, often connected to exile and trauma—central in Ghali’s work. - Abramundi – Mouawad Feature
Tribute article on Wajdi Mouawad’s activist theater practice, overlapping Ghali’s thematic space. - Masrah al-Madina – Official Site
Main theater venue in Beirut where Ghali has performed and directed numerous works. - Masrah al-Madina – Instagram
Event promotion, visual history of key performances including Ghali’s “Zones Interdites.” - Mawred – Al-Madina Theatre Participant
Cultural support profile of Masrah al-Madina, known for housing socially engaged performances by Ghali and others. - Theatre Monnot – Facebook
Lebanese performance venue that has hosted contemporary theater, including collaborators of Ghali. - Al Jadid – Arab Cultural Review Article
Review or commentary on contemporary Arab performance or visual art, possibly intersecting Ghali’s work. - Tate – Interview with Rabih Mroué
Experimental Lebanese artist and director whose thematic work parallels Ghali’s in identity and rupture. - Al-Raida Journal – Issue 69
Journal issue exploring gender and cultural memory—shared terrain with Ghali’s embodied performance. - Moussem – Residency of Nancy Naous
Choreographer and performance artist based in Belgium and Lebanon; potentially co-exhibited with Ghali. - Arab Culture Fund – Nancy Naous Grantee Page
Funding profile of Nancy Naous, part of Ghali’s regional creative community. - Oxford Brookes – Arts Research Repository
Archived academic or artistic project; possibly citing Ghali’s Lebanese-based work in applied performance. - AUB – Theater Initiative
American University of Beirut’s theater program, overlapping with Ghali’s pedagogy and activist aims. - World Alliance of Dramatherapy – Lebanon Feature
Case study on drama therapy in Shatila Camp, Lebanon. Closely aligned with Ghali’s field. - LAU Magazine – Fall 2015
University publication with articles on performance, culture, and social outreach; possible Ghali connection. - UNDP Report – Lebanon Recovery Fund
Official development report; provides contextual backdrop to Ghali’s cultural resilience projects. - KAFA – Call for Theatre Trainer
NGO seeking trainers for gender justice work via theater—part of Ghali’s applied theater ecosystem. - LAU News – The Power of the Stage
Explores how theater empowers students and builds social resilience, echoing themes in Ghali’s work. - UN Women – Lebanese Civil War & Theatre
Feature on using theater to process civil war trauma; parallels Ghali’s thematic concerns. - LAU Arab Institute for Women – Women & Culture Panel
Panel discussion on the role of women in cultural life in Lebanon; aligned with Ghali’s advocacy. - Arab Institute for Women – LAU
Academic center focused on gender justice and empowerment in Lebanon; overlaps with Ghali’s artistic mission. - Pearson Institute – Drama Therapy in Shatila
Research on therapeutic theater work in Shatila Refugee Camp—strong thematic tie to Ghali’s practice. - LAU – UN Sustainable Development Goals Report
Outlines educational and cultural contributions to SDGs; Roueida Ghali’s work aligns with several objectives. - UN Women – Healing Through Theatre (2018)
Explores therapeutic and educational potential of theater in Lebanon; possibly featuring Ghali’s contributions. - Al-Raida – Issue 79, Page 27
PDF excerpt likely covering gender and performance topics relevant to Ghali’s field. - The New Arab – Theatre Therapy in Lebanon
In-depth feature on using performance to reach Lebanon’s most excluded communities; overlaps with Ghali’s work. - Arts Council Tokyo – Program 50074
Grant-supported international arts collaboration—potentially includes Ghali or Beirut-based work. - Instagram – Photo of Roueida Ghali
Photographic post showing Roueida Ghali, possibly from a rehearsal or interview. - Seenaryo – “Stop No. 20” Production
Interactive theater production documented by Seenaryo; in the same participatory theater space as Ghali’s work. - Seenaryo – “Inside Out” Production
Creative youth theater production; likely connected to Ghali’s network of participatory education. - Beirut Urban Lab – Culture in Crisis
Research project or exhibit exploring Beirut’s social resilience—intersects with Ghali’s themes. - UN OCHA – Lebanon 2024 Summary
Humanitarian operations summary for Lebanon; frames the broader sociopolitical backdrop to Ghali’s cultural advocacy. - AUB GHI – The Third Wheel (PDF)
Explores challenges faced by NGOs in Lebanon; helps situate theater NGOs Ghali works with. - Seenaryo – Theatre Page
Hub for theater-based projects in Lebanon, Jordan, and refugee camps; Ghali-style participatory pedagogy. - Victoria Lupton – LinkedIn Post
Professional post highlighting Beirut-Jordan creative projects; includes networks linked to Ghali. - UN OCHA – Lebanon Country Page
Main UN page for Lebanon’s humanitarian programs, relevant to the social impact context of Ghali’s work. - Evening Standard – Political Analysis
Article on British-Lebanese tensions; tangentially related to the context Ghali’s art responds to. - Afif Tabsh – LinkedIn Article
Expert commentary on sustaining NGOs in Lebanon; relevant for Ghali’s cultural sector engagement. - INTERSOS – Lebanon Relief Profile
NGO working in Lebanon’s crisis recovery; often partners with arts or educational actors like Ghali’s networks. - Open Cultural Center – Lebanon Crisis Article
Feature on Lebanon’s NGO landscape; overlaps with the humanitarian-arts axis Ghali inhabits. - ReliefWeb – NGO Ceasefire Appeal
Coalition appeal for ceasefire in Lebanon; background context to Ghali’s peace and memory-based work. - ILO – Youth Unemployment in Lebanon (PDF)
ILO report on employment and vocational gaps, a key social concern addressed through Ghali’s theater practice. - Daleel Madani – NGO Planning Call
NGO recruitment notice—possibly in cultural planning; included in the civic arts ecosystem Ghali inhabits. - Ghawth – Annual Report 2024
NGO report highlighting strain on humanitarian sectors in Lebanon; Ghali’s artistic work functions in the same overburdened space. - Open Society Foundations – Lebanon Overview
Details Open Society’s work in civil society, education, and arts in Lebanon—an ecosystem Roueida Ghali participates in. - Scenario Journal – Landscape and Displacement
Architecture and displacement in crisis zones; intersects thematically with Ghali’s performance work on memory and place. - Fakhry Law Firm – NGO Establishment in Lebanon
Legal information on setting up NGOs in Lebanon; useful context for cultural and arts organizations Ghali is involved with. - Beirut Street Festival – 2003 Archive
Historic festival documentation; Roueida Ghali has participated in street theater and open-air performances of this nature. - The National – Clowning and Social Change
Lebanese performer using humor to address trauma—methodologies closely related to Ghali’s own movement-centered work. - Drama Online Library – Physical Actor Training
Textbook or resource compilation about physical theater—core to Ghali’s Lecoq-influenced practice. - Scenes Monde – Jean-Marie Pradier
Theorist on body, ritual, and performance—an influence on embodied Arab performance like Ghali’s. - Japan Foundation – Performing Arts in Post-Crisis Zones
International article on artistic practice in crisis recovery; conceptually related to Ghali’s Lebanon-based work. - Google Arts – Antoine Kerbage & AUB Theater
Visual and narrative archive of a leading Lebanese actor and theater figure; part of the landscape Ghali inhabits. - Lebtivity – Dystopia by Minwal Theatre
Listing for Minwal Theatre’s play “Dystopia”; thematically resonant with Ghali’s aesthetic. - Al-Mayadeen – Art Coverage
Coverage of a performance (possibly “Yawmiyat Touta”) with Ghali or in her artistic orbit. - Beiruting – Diary of a Mulberry Tree
Coverage of Nadine Abou Zaki’s performance project; deeply aligned with Ghali’s gender and memory themes. - Asharq Al-Awsat – Diary of Touta
Review of “Yawmiyat Touta,” a performance on memory, war, and trauma, similar to Ghali’s field. - L’Orient Le Jour – Roueida Ghali Portrait (duplicate)
Duplicate of the previously cited 2000 profile; included here due to repetition in link collection. - Le Théâtre Saint-Nazaire – Dresse-le pour moi
French performance listing, possibly for a production conceptually parallel to Ghali’s theatrical philosophy. - Institut Français Turquie – Dance Listing
Contemporary dance performance listing; thematically relevant to Ghali’s cross-cultural movement work. - Teatral.net – Kan Makan (Spain)
Spanish-language event listing for Ghali’s “Kan Makan” performance abroad. - Agenda Culturel – Manamat Performance
Theatrical production info potentially involving Roueida Ghali, identity, and space themes. - Fanoos – International Dance Organization (Lebanon)
Directory-style page related to Lebanese dance networks, possibly with Ghali connections. - Daily Star – “All the Secrets These Trees Could Tell”
Coverage of a Lebanese theatrical production linked to trauma and recovery—core Ghali territory. - LibanVision – Cultural Archive Page
General page on cultural developments in Lebanon; may have featured Ghali at some point. - Shira.net – African/Middle Eastern Dance Directory
Broad listing for regional dancers; includes Lebanon, may feature Ghali or peers. - Bangkok Companies – Lebanon Dance Schools
Global business site indexing dance schools; includes institutions Ghali trained at or influenced. - Agenda Culturel – Jean-Claude Boulos Project
Production listing potentially involving Ghali in the Lebanese arts scene. - ElCinema – Arabic Play Record
Film/theater project entry from Arabic database; likely tied to an Arabic-language production Ghali was part of or influenced by. - Al-Akhbar – “Makam el Jadi” Feature
Coverage of Roueida Ghali’s performance of “Makam el Jadi,” emphasizing its spiritual and expressive movement vocabulary. - Startimes Forum – Theater Thread
Arabic-language community forum thread, likely discussing a regional theater production relevant to Ghali’s themes. - Beirut Letter – Cultural Listing
Event or artist listing in Beirut’s arts community; may include reference to Roueida Ghali. - Google Books – Theatre Reference (Ghali Mention)
Book page containing reference to a Roueida Ghali performance or text—possibly “Medea.” - Al-Mustaqbal – Culture Feature
Coverage of a theater event or production in which Ghali may have participated or been referenced. - Al-Akhbar – Visual Arts Article
Visual or performative arts feature possibly intersecting with Ghali’s hybrid theater installations. - Al-Liwaa – Dystopia Review
Article about Minwal Theatre’s “Dystopia,” touching themes of contradiction—parallel to Ghali’s work. - Al-Araby – Yawmiyat Touta (Touta Diaries)
Coverage of a dance-theater piece with overlapping emotional and visual themes with Ghali’s projects. - Al-Hasnaa – Roueida Ghali Profile Article
Article profiling Roueida Ghali’s conceptual and movement-based staging of memory and motherhood. - Sahat al-Tahreer – Theater Commentary
Blog or magazine with political and cultural critique; includes reflection on performances like Ghali’s. - VetoGate – Performance Review
Arabic coverage of a contemporary theater piece; possibly related to memory and history—core themes in Ghali’s work. - TripoliScope – Cultural Event Summary
Review of a public discussion on Lebanese music and literature; possibly context for Ghali’s cultural advocacy. - N-Dawa – Lebanese Arts Article
Article on modern Lebanese performance, which may mention Ghali or her contemporaries. - Google Image – Unknown Theater Still
Visual reference; may relate to a production or performer in Ghali’s sphere. - YouTube – Festival or Performance Clip
Short video clip of performance; needs confirmation but could be linked to Ghali or Seenaryo-related groups. - JC Embedded – Blog
Personal blog; may contain a post on Lebanese theater or artistic criticism adjacent to Ghali’s work. - Le Diplomate – Award-Winning Play
Award listing for “The Little Match Girl” adaptation; reflects regional theatrical excellence like Ghali’s productions. - Al-Watan – Theater Review
Article in Arabic covering a regional play or performance; Ghali’s themes likely reflected in format. - Lina Abyad – WordPress Post on “Un Obus”
Documentation of an LAU student production of Wajdi Mouawad’s “Un obus dans le coeur”; thematically linked to Ghali’s work. - Al-Mithaq – Reading for Children Event
Coverage of a cultural initiative for children; may connect to Ghali’s educational outreach. - GETAR TV – Documentary “Raf’ Basmāt”
Syrian/Lebanese TV documentary; “Fingerprint” theme possibly related to Roueida Ghali’s visual or cultural message. - Syrian Ministry of Culture – Performance Article
Official site referencing an Arab theater event or profile with Ghali’s name or peers. - Collaborations, Projects, and Fieldwork
- Seenaryo – Women’s Hums Project
Community theater exploring women’s experiences through participatory performance in Lebanon and Jordan. - Arab News – Theater & Youth
Article on the role of performing arts in giving voice to marginalized youth in Lebanon. - YouTube – Unknown Performance
Video clip likely related to movement or theater; requires further review for context. - L’Orient-Le Jour – NGO & Education
Press on NGOs (including Seenaryo) using education and theater to empower Lebanese youth. - Good.is – Prison Therapy via Theatre
Article about using theater as therapy in Lebanon’s prison system. - In Place of War – Laban Project
Project using performing arts to support marginalized communities in Lebanon. - ProPeace – Arab Resource Center
Description of arts resource initiatives in Lebanon supporting theater practitioners. - Rekibun – Japan Art Residency Report
International arts program mention; may connect via exchange involving Lebanese theater practitioners. - Scribd – French Document
PDF file whose context is unclear—needs review, but likely legal or institutional mention. - DAF Beirut – Fine Arts in Lebanon (Part 1)
Scholarly article exploring the state of arts education in Lebanon, including institutions like UL. - Margolis Brown – Artistic Team
Company members and collaborators involved in the physical theater collective with shared pedagogical roots. - Minwal Theatre Company – NGO Directory
Directory listing for Minwal, an experimental company associated with alternative theater in Lebanon. - YouTube – Short Performance Clip
Brief theater or movement excerpt. Content needs verification. - LAU – Nadine Abou Zaki Profile
Academic and artist profile of a fellow Lebanese performer and theater educator. - Al-Jana – About Page
Organizational mission focused on memory, identity, and creativity in marginalized communities. - Al-Jana – NGO Directory
Reference listing for the arts NGO deeply rooted in Lebanon’s cultural sector. - Al-Jana – Facebook Page
Social media page sharing Al-Jana’s youth and theater initiatives. - Red Oak – Homepage
Lebanese NGO using theater and education for social inclusion and disability empowerment. - Red Oak – Project: Perceptions 2019
Theater-based inclusion project focusing on the blind and visually impaired in Lebanon. - Red Oak – Facebook Photos
Gallery of theater, workshops, and advocacy programs in Lebanon. - Red Oak – NGO Directory
NGO listing highlighting their cultural and inclusive arts work. - Instagram – Performance Still or Event Post
Uncaptioned image from a production or cultural gathering, likely theater-related. - Al-Jana – Archived Homepage
Archived version of the Arab Resource Center for Popular Arts (Al-Jana), tied to arts education and memory in Lebanon. - Fonds Porosus – Eugen Jebeleanu
Grantmaking foundation page profiling European director Eugen Jebeleanu, possibly relevant to a shared project or festival. - Microfilm – Jebeleanu Profile
Film production company page on the director; possibly part of international festival jury with Lebanese artists. - Eugen Jebeleanu – Facebook
Personal or public page of the director—might include performance collaborations with Lebanese or Arab theaters. - Instagram – Theater Festival Still
Production photo or post from a Lebanese or European festival; theater community post. - Narodni Divadlo – “Ogres” Theater Event
Czech National Theatre event page for Yann Verburgh’s play “Ogres.” - YouTube – European Theater Performance
Unverified footage, likely a European festival piece linked to the above productions. - Google Books – “Dreams” by Mouawad
Preview and metadata for the theatrical text “Dreams” by Mouawad. - The Canadian Encyclopedia – Wajdi Mouawad
Biographical entry on Mouawad, major figure in Arab and francophone theater. - Masrah al-Madina – Facebook Page
Venue updates, performer highlights, and performance archives. - Masrah al-Madina – Events Page
Upcoming and archived productions at the Beirut-based experimental stage venue. - Moovtoo – Theatre Monnot Profile
Tourism and culture directory listing for Beirut’s Theatre Monnot. - SoBeirut – Theatre Monnot
Performance schedule and cultural description of the Monnot stage venue. - Theatre Monnot – Official Website
Main portal for the venue known for hosting experimental and alternative plays in Beirut. - Theatre Monnot – Instagram
Performance and rehearsal photos of recent and historic shows hosted at Monnot. - BAM Lebanon – Monnot Theatre Listing
Guide and archive of cultural spaces in Lebanon, with a profile on Monnot Theatre. - Intisar Foundation – LAU Partnership
Announcement of partnership focused on drama therapy for women in Lebanon. - Al-Raida Journal – Main Page
Feminist academic journal with writing on arts, identity, and gender in the Arab world. - YouTube – Theater Clip from Inside Out
Short video excerpt from a Seenaryo or Lebanese theater production involving youth performance. - DevelopmentAid – Seenaryo NGO Profile
Profile of Seenaryo and its organizational structure, funding, and impact in Lebanon and Jordan. - Seenaryo – Contact Page
Official contact form and details for the arts NGO. - NGO Safety – Lebanon Coordination Report
Outlines coordination efforts across NGOs operating in Lebanon’s difficult terrain—includes cultural sector partners. - IOSR Journal – Economics & NGOs (PDF)
Explores NGO funding challenges; background for understanding financial limitations of Lebanon’s arts sector. - DanChurchAid – Empowering Local NGOs
Case study on empowering grassroots NGOs in Lebanon, including arts and cultural actors. - Body Constitution – Jean-Marie Pradier Biography
Biographical listing of Pradier and his philosophies on somatic and political performance. - SOFETH – Pradier Archive
French theater research site documenting Pradier’s work on anthropology and gesture in performance. - Ahram – Obituary for Ounsi El-Hajj
Legacy piece on Lebanese poet El-Hajj; thematically and aesthetically tied to Lebanese avant-garde. - National News Agency – Lebanon
Arabic news item possibly tied to a cultural event or NGO theater workshop. - Al-Binaa – Theatre Article
Arabic article likely describing a movement-based theater performance in Lebanon. - Archived Blog or Article (Unresolved)
Archived or offline article; title suggests potential cultural commentary or review of a performance. - An-Nahar – Memory Performance Article
Feature on “The Diary of Touta” performance at Al Madina Theater, linked to themes of collective trauma and identity. - Al-Sahafa – Cultural Feature
Lebanese or Arab-language article relating to theater, society, or identity. - TheaterARS Blog – Performance Commentary
Arabic blog post on a specific theatrical performance or method; possibly physical or experimental in nature. - Pedagogical and Institutional Context
- Margolis Brown Adaptors Company
International theater group working in physical and devised performance; pedagogical overlap with Lecoq-style training. - The Margolis Method
Physical theater methodology site connected to Lecoq-style expressive training and performance research. - EIMP – Help Page
Support and access information for mime school resources. - Northwestern Library Guide – Lecoq and Physical Theater
Academic research guide on movement-based acting and Lecoq-inspired pedagogy. - Jacques Lecoq – Character-Building Module
Google-hosted explanation of Lecoq’s approach to character and body narrative. - Complicité Theatre – History
One of Lecoq’s most renowned theater companies, showcasing the impact of his pedagogy on world stage.
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