The Night of the Tailor's Execution

Saud Alsanousi's play, 'The Night of the Tailor's Execution', adopts a dark comedy tone, set in a chaotic ancient era and an undefined geography. The play carries deep symbolic atmospheres addressing the duality of power and justice within a theatrical setting cluttered with conflicting laws and decrees. The rebellious tailor becomes a symbol of the common man threatened with brokenness for no fault of his own before the general system, amid ambiguous regulations and their failure to achieve justice. On the night of his execution, a series of horrifying betrayals unfold, involving various characters who secured their survival at his expense.

To enjoy Saud Alsanousi's unique and innovative style in presenting a theatrical format that blends dark comedy with symbolic drama.

To explore deep philosophical and human issues such as justice, injustice, biased laws, and how authority编 manipulates the fates of ordinary individuals.

To experience a thrilling dystopian literary work that unveils the backstage of human betrayal and the impact of rumors on the masses.

Fans of theatrical literature, symbolic drama, and dark comedy with political and social dimensions.

Readers interested in literary works focusing on philosophy, justice, authority, and society.

Admirers of the Kuwaiti author Saud Alsanousi looking forward to exploring his new theatrical masterpiece.