Things go downhill from there on. The play was considered as an augury to the Lebanese Civil War which erupted in , but Ziad himself rejected this view, affirming that it was based on a real life incident, the taking of hostages at the Beirut branch of the Bank of America. Zakaria Ziad is an unemployed and penniless horse-racing betting addict. Continuum International Publishing Group. Retrieved from " https: The insurgents Abbas and Fahed, armed with machine guns and dynamite take the residents hostage. Popular culture and nationalism in Lebanon: 
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Abbas and Fahed were fired from their work because they soutour pushing co-workers to go on strike and they chose to take a "revolutionary" approach. Although made inthe play is still popular among Lebanese people and in the Arabic world notably for its songs and script; in fact Ziad had introduced a new kind of language-based humor that was unprecedented in Lebanese theater.
Nazl El Sourour
Translation, Humour and Literature - Language-based humor and the untranslatable: This play was Ziad's first real appearance, which was performed in Cinema Orly theater.
He is kicked out from his house by his wife Suraya and forced to choose a poor-man's motel called Nazl es-Surur.
Retrieved October 11, What do we need to do tomorrow? The case of Ziad Rahbani's theatre.
Nazl el Sourour - The Complete Play | Ziad Rahbani
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Nazl es-Surur was Ziad's second play after Sahriyya An evening's celebration - but unlike the Rahbani movement conforming SahriyyaNazl es-Surur came to stand in contrast to the prevalent folklore orientation and theatricality of the works of his parents; it marked Ziad's ideological and artistic definitive break from the Rahbani school of thought.
Much to his dismay, the motel is raided by two laid-off factory workers during his first night stay. Popular culture and nationalism in Lebanon: This page was last edited on 8 Novemberat By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Continuum International Publishing Group. Things go downhill from there on.
Retrieved from " https: The play was considered as an augury to the Lebanese Civil War which erupted inbut Ziad himself rejected this view, affirming that it was based on a real life incident, the taking of hostages at the Beirut branch of the Bank of America.
Views Read Edit View history. The insurgents Abbas and Fahed, armed with machine guns and dynamite take the residents hostage.
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