| Toqa Hesham |
He is a prominent theater director and distinguished university professor. He began his academic career by obtaining a diploma from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London in 1954, and went on to obtain a doctorate in theater literature from the University Paris 8. He created distinguished theatrical scripts, and directed many plays, television series and dozens of radio works for the BBC and the Lebanese Radio. He produced and directed several plays based on international texts; for example, Waiting for Godot (1967), The Inspector's Visit (1983). He held many positions, most notably: Chairman of the Commission International Theatre In Lebanon. He received several awards, such as the Best Theatrical Research Award for the play Rabbits and Saints from the International Theater Festival in Casablanca (1993), and the Grand Prize for the same play in the Carthage Theater Days (1993).
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