Women without features

If Descartes said that reading good books and plays is like discussing the elite geniuses of past centuries...This heavy burden has been taken upon himself by the writer and playwright Abdel Amir Shamkhi, who presents works that can only be described as elite plays. He attempts to control the confined time following the outbreak of the catastrophe. Between hidden decisions, he relies on symbolism, masks, and the exchange of places and roles. At the same time, he bets on the intelligence of the upcoming "he" to see a theater that advances him a step toward the future."Featureless Women," "The Castle," "The Barrier," and "The Drywheat" are four plays that have won the admiration of audiences and critics, and have deservedly won numerous awards on stage. As we present them to a distinguished reader, we can repeat with Jean Kotoko his saying, "A great creator is like a wild animal... the more hunters pursue him, the better he writes."