I’m an Egyptian actor, singer, and director working in musical theatre, currently based in Paris. My training began in Cairo, where I studied acting for stage and screen, with a focus on physical theatre, clowning, Meisner, and Stanislavski techniques. Those early years shaped how I approach my work — through impulse and listening, always in search of depth rooted in truth.

Since 2018, I’ve been a member of Fabrica Musical Theatre Company based in Cairo, working as a performer and director across musicals, concerts, and devised ensemble work. I directed an Arabic adaptation of Les Misérables, alongside other collaborative projects with the company. Fabrica remains my home and the place that witnessed my first steps.

I trained at Sharjah Performing Arts Academy, where I studied acting, voice, and dance, including jazz, contemporary, tap, and classical ballet. I graduated in 2025 with a BA in Musical Theatre. I am very grateful for my years of training, they really challenged my limits and shaped the artist that I am today.  

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My theatre credits include Little Women, The Lightning Thief, Merrily We Roll Along, and In the Wings, among others. I’m currently under contract with The Walt Disney Company as an entertainer at Disneyland Paris creating magic everyday.

Alongside performing and directing, I teach musical theatre and drama to children. Teaching reminds me that technique and imagination aren’t opposites, and that play is often where the most honest work begins.

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I’m driven by work that values craft, collaboration, and risk. I’m interested in processes that leave room for doubt, discovery, and change — and in making work that stays human, even inside structure.

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