Farouk Alghamrawi

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Farouk Alghamrawi
Born	Farouk Alghamrawi (1977-10-02)2 October 1977 Giza, Egypt
🏳️ Nationality	Egyptian
💼 Occupation	Actor
📆 Years active	1998 –present

Farouk Alghamrawi (Arabic: فاروق الغمراوي‎; 2 October 1977–present) was an Egyptian film and television actor.

Career

Theater

• Wrote, directed and starred in the play (The Path of Light) in the role of (Satan and Judas Iscariot) at the Rihani Theater.
• Wrote and directed the play (Words of Weapon), playing the role of (Hatem) at the Balloon Theater.
• Composed and wrote the poetry for the play (the recipient is Egyptian).
• Authored, wrote the poetry for and directed the play (the trial of spirits).

Television

• The series Abu Al-Arousa, year 2017
• Kalbash (serial), year 2017
• The series We have other sayings, years 2018
• Series for Highest Price, year 2017
• Series Qanun Omar, year 2018
• The series Al-Harbaya, year 2017
• year 2019
• Evening dramatic blood legacy, year 1990
• The Lebanese series Ibn al Balad, year 2019 / 2020

Cinema

• Movie: The Heart of His Mother, year 2018
• Dangerous Man movie, year 2018

Awards

• Prize for the best lyric poet in the Qadhkhistan International Peace Festival, 1999–2000
• Prize for the best poet from the Egyptian Writers Union in 2012

• Honored as a director within the activities of the conference promoting the role of women in Arab drama and nation building, 2020.

References

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