Hanné at Meyana Theatre, Jumeirah Beach Hotel
Comedy & Shows

Hanné at Meyana Theatre, Jumeirah Beach Hotel

Next date
Sunday 15 November 2026 · 19:30 – 23:00
Venue
Meyana Theatre, Jumeirah Beach Hotel
Price
from AED 175 (≈ €41)
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Highlights

  • Comedy play in Arabic
  • Original script and direction by Elie Kamal
  • Starring Nada Abou Farhat and others
  • Set in Meyana Theatre, Jumeirah Beach Hotel

Step into the world of "Hanné," a sharp comedy taking the stage at Meyana Theatre, Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai. The play opens on an unusual hospital night, where an elderly woman, entirely unknown and without any memory, is brought in. With no clues to her identity, the hospital staff—an exacting head nurse who is also a nun, a police officer lacking motivation, and a keen young trainee—band together to untangle the mystery.

As the investigation unfolds, what begins as a straightforward case quickly turns into a whirlwind of misunderstandings, witty banter, and clashing personalities. The old woman's broken foot is soon overshadowed by a tangle of secrets, personal doubts, and comedic chaos. Each character brings their own quirks and baggage, making the quest for answers both hilarious and unexpectedly touching.

Written and directed by Elie Kamal, "Hanné" stars Nada Abou Farhat, Salma Shalabi, Elie Njeim, and Joyce Abou Jaoudé. The play's brisk pace and clever dialogue keep the audience engaged from start to finish, blending humor with a thoughtful look at life’s imperfections. Set in the inviting Meyana Theatre inside the Jumeirah Beach Hotel, this performance is perfect for anyone who enjoys modern comedy with heart and a twist of mystery.

Venue

Meyana Theatre, Jumeirah Beach Hotel — Jumeirah Beach Hotel - Dubai - United Arab Emirates · Map

Good to know

What is the language of the play Hanné?

The play is performed in Arabic.

Where does Hanné take place?

The show is held at Meyana Theatre, located in Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Dubai.

Who are the main cast members?

The play features Nada Abou Farhat, Salma Shalabi, Elie Njeim, and Joyce Abou Jaoudé.

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