Wannūs, Saʻd Allāh, 1941-1997

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Name (Hebrew)
וונוס, סעדאללה, 1941-1997
Name (Latin)
Wannūs, Saʻd Allāh, 1941-1997
Name (Arabic)
ونوس، سعد الله، 1941-1997
Other forms of name
Wannous, Sa'dallah, 1941-
Wannows, Sa'ad Allah, 1941-
Wannūs, Saʻdallāh, 1941-
nnea Wannūs, Saʻd Allāh, 1941-
Wannūs, Saʻdallāh, 1941-1997
Wannūs, Sa'adallāh
Wannows, Sa'ad Allah, 1941-1997
Wannous, Sa'dallah, 1941-1997
ונוס, סעד אללה, 1941-1997
ונוס, סעדאללה, 1941-1997
וונוס, סעד אללה, 1941-1997
וננוס, סעדאללה, 1941-1997
Date of birth
1941
Date of death
1997-05-15
Associated Language
ara
Gender
male
MARC
MARC

Other Identifiers

VIAF: 59169001
Wikidata: Q950657
Library of congress: n 85139698
Sources of Information
  • Ramaḍān, K. ʻA. al-L. Masraḥ Saʻd Allāh Wannūs, 1984:t.p. (Saʻd Allāh Wannūs) p. 5, etc. (playwright; b. 1941, Syria; grad. of Kull. al-Ādāb, Jāmiʻat al-Qāhirah)
  • Ughnīyāt al-raḥīl al-Wannūsīyah, 1998:p. 19 (d. May 14, 1997)
  • Der andere Blick, 1993:t.p. (Saʻdallāh Wannūs [in rom.])
  • al-Masraḥ al-siyāsī ʻinda Saʻd Allāh Wannūs, 2000:p. 232 (Sa'ad Allah Wannows [in rom.])
  • Four plays from Syria, 2014:ECIP t.p. (Sa'dallah Wannous [in rom.])
  • ספר: اشكالية التناص، 2007:صفحة العنوان (مسرحيات سعد الله ونوس)
  • שילוב הלשון העברית והערבית בהפקות תיאטרון ישראליות, 2016:עמוד 23 (המחזה ראשו של ג'אבר נכתב בידי סעדאללה וונוס)
  • המחזאות של סעדאללה וננוס, 2003:(סעדאללה וננוס ; Sa'adallah Wannus‏)
  • "סעד אללה ונוס", ויקיפדיה, נצפה ביום 10 באפריל 2018:(סעד אללה ונוס (בערבית: سعد الله ونوس; 1941-15 במאי 1997) היה מחזאי סורי)
  • חלומות אומללים, 2023:דף השער (סעדאללה ונוס = سعد الله ونوس)

Wikipedia description:

Saadallah Wannous (Arabic: سعد الله ونوس) was a Syrian playwright, writer and editor on Arabic theater. He was born into an Alawite family in the village of Hussein al-Bahr, near Tartous, where he received his early education. He studied journalism in Cairo, Egypt and later served as editor of the art and cultural sections of the Syrian official newspaper Al-Baath and the Lebanese daily As-Safir. For many years, he was also director of the department for music and theater in the Ministry for Culture and National Guidance of Syria. In the late 1960s, he traveled to Paris where he studied theater and encountered various currents, trends, and schools of European theater. His career as a playwright had begun in the early Sixties with several short, one-act plays, characterized by his fundamental theme: the relationship between the individual and society and its authorities.

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