Perform Sharjah Unveils Spectacular Second Season Line-Up

Performing arts enthusiasts, brace yourselves for the much-anticipated return of Perform Sharjah. The event is set to dazzle audiences with an extraordinary line-up of eight performances, showcasing a diverse range of talent across various artistic disciplines. From January 13 to February 18, these mesmerizing performances will unfold in meticulously restored heritage houses and vibrant art spaces across Sharjah.

A Journey into Palestinian Struggles

The program commences with “In Search of Aïda” by Jalila Baccar on Saturday, January 13, at the Sharjah Performing Arts Academy. This captivating play, originating from a masterclass by the Tunisian and Arab theatre icon, sheds light on the ongoing struggles faced by Palestinians, both inside and outside Palestine.

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Powerful Choreography by Tao Ye

On the same day, Beijing-based TAO Dance Theatre’s Tao Ye takes center stage at the Sharjah Performing Arts Academy with “4.” The choreography revolves around four bodies moving with strength and deliberation, promising a visually striking and powerful experience.

Personal Memories Explored

Essia Jaïbi’s “Metamorphoses #2” will grace the stage from January 19 to January 21 at Dar Al Nadwa, Calligraphy Square. This impactful performance art piece delves into the artist’s childhood memories, addressing societal issues in Tunisia through a thought-provoking confrontation between generations.

Unveiling Amazigh Culture

Choreographer Radouan Mriziga explores the history and knowledge systems of the Amazigh people in “Libya” on January 26 at Bait Obaid Al Shamsi, Arts Square. This unique performance promises to be a captivating exploration of cultural heritage.

Tracing the History of a Sculpture

Visual artist Rayyane Tabet adapts The Flying Saucer’s unique architecture for “The Return” on January 27-28, tracing the 50-year history of a marble sculpture depicting a bull’s head. This visually stunning performance offers a unique perspective on art and history.

A Capella Journey Through History

“Singing Youth” on February 2 at the Sharjah Institute of Theatrical Arts (SITA) is a cappella performance that delves into the use of art and sport for political propaganda throughout history. This unique showcase promises to be both entertaining and thought-provoking.

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Imaginative Multidisciplinary Performance

“Perhaps Here” from February 9 to February 11 at Bait Al Serkal Heritage House is a multidisciplinary performance exploring imagination through theatre, literature, poetry, dance, and video installations. This promises to be a feast for the senses, offering a unique blend of artistic expressions.

Perform Sharjah: Stories of Hope and Resilience

The season concludes with “Hunkaro” on February 17-18 at Calligraphy Square. Co-presented with the Ishara Art Foundation, the play shares contemporary stories of human hardship, emphasizing the importance of hope through traditional singing and vocal techniques.

In addition to these enthralling performances, participants can engage in various learning opportunities through workshops and talks led by participating artists, in collaboration with local partners and cultural practitioners.

To secure a spot for these unforgettable showcases, individuals are encouraged to book their free tickets here and immerse themselves in the rich cultural tapestry of Perform Sharjah’s second season. Don’t miss this chance to witness the convergence of art, culture, and heritage in the heart of Sharjah.

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