مسرحية باي باي لندن
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Bye Bye London, is a 1982 Kuwaiti play, directed by Kathem Al-Qallaf, and starring AbdulHusain AbdulRedha, Ghanem Al-Saleh, Mariam Al Ghadban, with a runtime of 170 minutes. Content rating: PG-13.
Bye Bye London is a farcical Egyptian stage comedy built around an elaborate web of cheerful deception. A man invents a serious illness to justify a pleasure trip to London, sending word ahead to his nephew there that he is coming for medical treatment. The nephew, taking the story at face value, prepares to care for his supposedly ailing uncle — only to find himself chasing a man who seems far more interested in late-night entertainment than hospital visits. When the ruse threatens to unravel after the man flees the clinic, the nephew is forced to send an urgent message to his aunt back home, escalating the chaos in every direction. The play mines its comic premise for a relentless series of misunderstandings and mistaken intentions.
Bye Bye London is a Kuwaiti play that became popular across the Arab world for its satirical portrayal of cultural differences and societal issues. Written by Abdulhussain Abdulredha and directed by Munsif Al-Suwaisi and Kazem Al-Qallaf, the play debuted for the first time on November 18, 1981. The cast of the play includes Abdulhussain Abdulredha, Ghanem Al-Saleh, Haifa Adel, Maryam Al Ghadhban and Mohammed Jaber. It also marked the rise of new actors Dawood Hussein and Intisar Al-Sharrah.
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