Tamer Farag

Egyptian proverb, born on September 12, 1975 in Cairo. He started acting through the university theater, and won first place at the Helwan University level in acting. His artistic career began through the comedy program (Darbaka), which was presented by the star (Ahmed Helmy) on Egyptian television, which was supervised by the great media personality (Sanaa Mansour) and directed by (Sameh Abdel Aziz). He worked as a tour guide for foreign tourists at the beginning of his life. Through the observations of some tourists, they advised him to move towards presenting (stand-up comedy). He went on to study stand-up comedy in France. He presented presentations in several languages, including Arabic, English, and French. He collaborated with pioneers of this art, such as Akram Hosni, Ali Qandil, and George Azmi. While working as a tour guide, he obtained a diploma and liberal studies in scripting and directing. He participated in writing a group of programs, such as the program (May God bless your evening) for the character (Abu Hafidah), portrayed by the artist (Akram Hosni), in addition to acting in several sketches in the same program. He achieved great success in the program (Tonight with Hani). He also participated in many artistic works, the most recent of which is the series (Abu Al-Arousa).