Dr. Dalia Farah

Associate Professor . Scenographer

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Dalia Saleh Farah is an Egyptian Academic and Scenographer based in Luxor. She is also an Associate Professor at Division of Expressive Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Luxor University, Egypt. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Expressive Arts (1996), a Master degree of Fine Arts in Expressive Arts (2003), both from Alexandria University, Egypt.  
Dalia received her joint supervision PhD in Arts, in Theatrical Sciences (2009) from Helwan University in accordance with School of Visual and Performing Arts, Charles Sturt University, Australia.

As a researcher and a scenographer, Dalia has a special interest in intermediality in theatre performance, globalization of theater performance, educational theatre, visual literacy, and performance studies related to cultural heritage, cultural sustainability, and creative tourism. She also undertakes practical technical research in the framework of joint cooperation with several cultural institutions and theatre ensembles, as a professional scenic and costume designer.

Dalia Farah started to participate in theatre productions as an actor and a scenic artist since she was a university student. Since 1999 she designed scenography for 14+ theatre productions for diverse national and international theatre ensembles and directors.


From the land of the pharaohs

Dalia Farah and Ibrahim Awad, from Luxor in Egypt are exhibiting at the HR Gallop Gallery during Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) Orientation week.

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New Production is as Right as Rain

Jane Gerhardy YOU Magazine, Daily Advertiser. Issue 98. 3-July-2007. PP 8-9

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Orpheus Descends

Jane Gerhardy YOU Magazine, Daily Advertiser. Issue 94 5-June-2007. PP 6-7.

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Nūn Art Gallery • Artists • Dalia Saleh Farah

Nūn Art Gallery • Exhibitions • Couples Group Exhibition "Couples" with 12 Artist Couples from Luxor, Cairo, Mansoura and Alexandria From 27 March to 26 April 2021. Extended until 20 May 2021e.

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Yusuf Idris's "Womenfolk" joins the mass culture theater in Luxor

The Luxor Culture Branch, headed by Mahmoud El-Adawy, will open the theatrical performance “Womenfolk”, an adaptation of the novel "House of Flesh" for the great writer Youssef Idris.

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A seminar discussing "Womenfolk" Performance at Luxor Culture Palace

A seminar discussing "Womenfolk" Performance at Luxor Culture Palace

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Presented by Luxor National Ensemble.. “Womenfolk” is an Upper Egyptian theater show that shocks its audience

Theater remains, especially in Upper Egypt, one of the important tools, if not the most important of all, for developing awareness and correcting misconceptions

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Tonight.. "Prince of the Assassins",  Insider Witness" and "Womenfolk" on the stages of Culture Palaces

Womenfolk play discusses the problem of spinsterhood and its negative impact on our societies and attempts to search for solutions and escape from the old legacies that exacerbated this problem.

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Training Workshop –Blood Basins Production

A training workshop for undergraduate students was held as part of “Blood Fields” theatre production at Luxor Cultural Palace in accordance with the Division of Expressive Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Luxor University . Workshop Organizer and Core Instructor Dr. Dalia Farah

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Training Workshop – Womenfolk Production

A training workshop for Undergraduate Students was organized February 2018 at Luxor Cultural Palace. The workshop was in the context of collaborative production between the Division of Expressive Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Luxor University, and the General Authority of Cultural Palaces in south of Egypt.

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Marionette Puppets Workshop (2018)

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Enhancing Communication Skills March 2011 Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University Riyadh, KSA

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Presentation on Contemporary Fashion Inspired by Heritage Egyptian Clothing Fourth Korean Cultural Day 6-12-2017 Egypt Public Library, Luxor Branch

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Presentation on: Plastic treatment of folklore in theatrical performance The Sixth International Forum of Folklore (2017), Held by The Supreme Council of Culture, Ministry of Culture, Egypt

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