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PHOTO GALLERY: Symphonic orchestra and puppet theatre meet at the Cairo Opera

Midsummer Night's Dream, Cairo Symphony Chamber Orchestra and Per Poc Puppet Theatre
(Photo: Bassam Al Zoghby)

Midsummer Night's Dream, Cairo Symphony Chamber Orchestra and Per Poc Puppet Theatre
Per Poc Puppet Theatre

Midsummer Night's Dream, Cairo Symphony Chamber Orchestra and Per Poc Puppet Theatre
(Photo: Bassam Al Zoghby)

Oct
26

A Midsummer Night's Dream was performed by the Cairo Symphony Chamber Orchestra and Per Poc Puppet Theatre from Spain

On three consecutive days, 23, 24 and 25 October the Cairo Symphony Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Ahmed Hamdy, gave its first concerts in a series of family-orientated events.

The orchestra performed A Midsummer Night's Dream, Felix Mendelssohn's composition for the Shakespeare play and was joined by the Per Poc Puppet Theatre, a Spanish company founded in 1989 with an aim to bring puppet theatre to a wider audience while intertwining it with other art forms.

The events were also joined by A Cappella Choir, soprano Dalia Farouk and mezzo soprano Amina Khairat

Bassam Al Zoghby captured the event with his camera.

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