On the 10th until the 12th of November, 2014
AT THE FALAKI THEATRE - AT 8:00PM
*Doors open at 7 PM 

For info: 01288721446

*Important Notice
-Children under the age of 7 are not allowed in the theatre.

-Seating is first come first serve

*SUMMARY
Theatre (50 min)
Arabic with English subtitles

Company: Temple Theatre Company
Written and Directed by: Ahmed El Attar 
Music: Hassan Khan 
Set & Costume Design: Hussein Baydoun 
Light designer: Charlie Astrom 

*SYNOPSIS:
A well-off Egyptian family gathers around the dinner table, and through their interactions we are served up a feast of nihilism, absurdity and apathy in Ahmed El Attar's ‘The Last Supper’. 

The cast of eleven brings to life the stereotypes of the contemporary Egyptian elite, each character embodying a self-absorbed philosophy mired in his own preconceptions.

The characters opulent surroundings contrast with their consistent stream of lively but hollow exchanges, accentuating the vast empty chasm separating them from one another, and from the realities beyond their sumptuous meal. 

In a brief glimpse into the life of a typical affluent family, ‘The Last Supper’ highlights the vapid interactions that masquerade as human connections, societal and familial roles, and the inescapable emptiness that casts its shadow over the illusion of plenty, offering a zesty microcosm of what Egyptian society has become.