Bayomi Fouad Opens Up About His​ Crisis After Presenting⁢ “Fake Marriage” Play

Artist Bayomi ⁣Fouad recently spoke about the backlash he faced after presenting the⁣ play “Fake Marriage” ⁣as part of the Riyadh season’s ‍activities. The play was performed during the Israeli ⁣aggression⁢ against Palestine, which sparked a ‌huge debate on social networking sites.

In a recent interview ‍with the Gulf newspaper⁣ Al-Arab, Bayoumi‍ reflected on the controversy‍ surrounding the play. He cited the famous line⁢ he uttered on stage, “We are ⁢not coming to make you laugh, we are coming to present⁣ our art,” which led to‍ widespread⁣ criticism. Bayoumi acknowledged that he may‍ have misspoken, but⁤ insisted that he did not regret his words.

Bayomi Fouad: No‌ One Asked ⁤Me to Speak

Bayomi Fouad explained that he was not asked to speak during‌ the play, ⁢but rather took‌ the microphone without prior arrangement. He said that his ⁣colleagues ⁢were humiliated because of him, ‍but he felt compelled to speak‌ out at the time.

Regarding the possibility of reconciliation with fellow‌ artist Muhammad Salam, Bayoumi‍ said that he ⁢hopes the situation will be resolved. ⁤However, he noted that the incident has damaged the reputation⁣ of⁢ the art‍ industry as a whole.

Bayoumi⁣ emphasized that there are ways to resolve the situation that can protect everyone’s​ dignity and remove the damage caused by the‌ incident. He stressed⁢ that art⁣ should be taken seriously and not treated as a joke.

Bayomi Fouad’s‍ Latest Work

Bayomi Fouad’s latest project is the film “Toxic ‌Passport,” written by Lue ‍Al-Said and directed by Mahmoud​ Karim. The film stars Laila Elvi, Tamer Hagras, ‍Heidi Karam, Mohammad ​Anwar, Malak Kawra, Jawahara, Noreen Abu Sada, ‍and Farooq⁢ Qandil.