Yanni performs ‘dream concert’ at the foot of the Pyramids
“Yanni’s engagement with the audience made me feel like I didn’t want the concert to end, I felt like he was having as much fun as we were,” said Omar Saeed, a concert-goer.
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Arts and Culture
The latest from The Caravan’s culture desk, covering art, theatre, TV, film & more
AUC celebrates re-opening of Tahrir Bookstore
The Tahrir bookstore has major significance for the culture scene downtown and is one of the main attractions of the Tahrir campus.
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Vinny’s Pizza Cake: A Deliciously Exhausting Endeavor!
This slice was one tough one to hold – and bite. I had to rest one or two times to continue eating it. I can admit to having hungry arms, but those around the table shared the same opinion.
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Egypt With a Stereoscopic View
A number of stereoscopic photographs of Egypt’s many historic and archaeological sites are currently on display at the Photographic Gallery in Abdul Latif Jameel Hall.
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El-Ghaba brings ‘Spectacular’ Moulin Rouge to Cairo
The star of the show was Magdy Al-Beheiry as Harold Zidler, the proprietor of Moulin Rouge. His confident demeanor and audacious humor were memorable and provided the right amount of comic relief at the right moments.
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3,000-year-old Mummy Found under HUSS
According to the source, Hatwekhod built the temple but was unable to repay the debt and it accumulated over the years.
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Jewelry Designer Alia Khafaga Makes Her Mark
While a student at AUC, Khafaga studied mass communications with a minor in business, which she says helped her with managing the financial aspects, as well as promoting her product. With the knowledge gained from graphic design classes, she was able to style her own iconic logo.
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Arts Students Demand Stationery Store on Campus
The outlet will include materials ranging from various kinds of paper (canson, coated, matte paper, glossy, colored) to other basic materials depending on the needs of the students.
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Exhibition Captures World Through the Eyes of Women
Among the works on exhibit was a black and white photograph depicting the back of a bride in white gown and veil. Images of birds, ruined buildings and people adorned her dress.
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Zawya Highlights Independent Arab Films
Zawya premiered Ghadi, a new Lebanese film, last month. Ghadi is about a special needs boy who the town fears. Throughout the movie, the boy’s father tries to show the town that there is nothing to fear and that his son is actually a savior.
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