Baghdad: Music and ballet schools are preparing for a theatrical performance that combines creativity and music. Rehearsals for the upcoming theatrical performance have commenced at the music and ballet schools affiliated with the Ministry of Culture. Students from both primary and secondary levels are actively participating in the rehearsals, which are taking place in an artistic and educational atmosphere brimming with enthusiasm and creativity.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, these rehearsals are part of the schools’ artistic and cultural program, which places great importance on discovering and developing students’ talents, refining their creative and expressive abilities, enhancing their stage presence and self-confidence, and equipping them with theatrical performance skills, teamwork, and the ability to express themselves through art.

The rehearsals are being supervised by artist and director Amer Ali, with the participation and support of the teaching staff, represented by Ban Ibrahim, art teacher, and Ahmed Adel, along with a select group of professors possessing extensive experience and knowledge in directing, literature, poetry, theater, and visual arts. This enriches the students’ theatrical experience and gives it diverse artistic and aesthetic dimensions.

The rehearsals are witnessing remarkable interaction from the students, who are working to develop their performance, embody theatrical characters, and benefit from the expertise of professors and specialists. This takes place in an atmosphere that combines learning, practice, and creativity, giving them a space to express their talents and promising artistic potential.

The anticipated theatrical performance is expected to include diverse artistic and musical scenes and segments that reflect the level the students have reached during the training period and translate their efforts and passion for art into a work that seeks to present a bright image of the talents nurtured in music and ballet schools.