The history of theater and its impact on the social and cultural life in Libya (1943 -1969)

Abstract

Theater in Libya witnessed a prominent place in the historical theater, as the theater emerged as one of the most important landmarks of France, which is rich in Libyan archaeological cities such as the city of Leptis, Sabratha, and Cyrene. The ancient Leptis Theater, which was established in the first century before, is the best example of the antiquity and antiquity of the Libyan theatre, and the Libyan theater goes back to Libyan history. Until 1928 AD, it was first performed by Muhammad Abd al-Hadi, who was greatly influenced by the theater of (Abu Khalil al-Qabbani) The theater was interested in presenting many social, historical and national plays that contributed to raising awareness and educating the community and introducing it to some Arab and Islamic historical events and literary treasures of stories, literature and poetry. The theater presented works that address social issues.

    Accordingly, this study deals with the history of theater in Libya, and its social and cultural impact.