Ibrahim Mrashley

The Lebanese theater comedian Ibrahim Maraachli was born in Beirut in 1937. He began his artistic career in the sixties when he presented many works in Lebanese and Egyptian cinema as well, such as (Antar Conquers the Desert) in 1960, and (Bedouin in Paris) in 1964, and then he headed to the theater after (Hassan Alaeddin) founded the National Theater. Ibrahim found his real fame in plays such as (Shoshu and the Million, Hotel Happiness). Ibrahim also participated in many comedic roles in series such as: (The Teacher and the Professor, Captain Bob) and in 1980. He went through the writing experience through the series (The Teacher and the Professor). He was married twice to (Nahed Al-Halabi) and then (Ghada Mikati), and he has three children (Layal, Lama, and Tariq). In 2004, he passed away in Beirut at the age of 67.