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Rayya and Sekina at Marina, is a 2006 Egyptian play, directed by Ahmed ElBadry and Mohamed Sharif, and starring Abdel Moneim Madbouly, Nahla Salama, Maged Elmasry. with a runtime of 200 minutes.
Rayya and Sekina at Marina is an Egyptian comedy stage production that reimagines the infamous historical tale of Raya and Sakina — Egypt's most notorious female serial killers — transposing it into a thoroughly modern setting: the upscale Marina beach resort frequented by Egypt's wealthy elite. By placing these legendary criminal figures among the privileged classes, the play invites sharp satirical comparisons between historical villainy and contemporary social corruption. The result is a witty and entertaining comedy that uses a familiar story to reflect on modern Egyptian society with a sharp comic edge.
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