Adil Georgis
1944- 2008 Born in Baghdad from talkif, graduated from the Institute of Fine Arts in Baghdad, […]
Art And Theatre
The Syriac theater is the pioneer of the theatrical movement in Iraq, as the city of Mosul witnessed the beginnings of the theater by presenting the play (Latif and Khoshaba) in 1893 AD, which was translated by Naoum Fathallah Sahar from the French language. Then the Syriacs presented the first show in the Syriac language in 1912, titled (Aster Melktha – Queen Aster) in Alqosh, prepared by Bishop Estephan Kajo.
The Syriac Heritage Museum sheds light on Syriac theatrical activity, ancient and modern, and presents an introduction to its most prominent Syriac pioneers and influencers, directors, authors, actors and creators in its various fields.
Bihnam Mikhail
1931 – 1989 Born in Baghdad, and completed his primary study in Kirkuk, and high school
Dawood Ramu Shorgi
1917-1985 Dawood Ramu was born in Bakhdeda (Qaraqosh). He entered the Institute of Saint John in
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Hanna Al-Rassam
1958-1890 He was born in Mosul, and studied at St. Abdul-Ahad Dominican School in Mosul. He
Istephan Kajo
1883 -1953 He was born in Mosul, and his parents were originally from Alqush. He entered
Na,um Fatihallh Al-Sahhar
1855-1900 He was one of the pioneers of the Iraqi theater, the first dramatist whose drama
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Malfono Younan Hozaya
1955 – 2015 Linguist, writer and poet, borm in Zakho Iraq, graduated from Mosul University Department
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