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Sunday, August 9, 2026

Tamer Ashour Makes Carthage Festival Debut at 60th Edition

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Lebanese television is returning to comedic roots with fresh domestic narratives, while Egyptian artists expand their reach into international festival circuits. The week underscores a broader shift in Arab entertainment toward intimate storytelling and cross-border cultural exchange, drawing audiences across the Levant and North Africa.

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  • "Nass Masiba" — Writer Claudia Marshalian returns to comedy with a new series grounded in everyday Lebanese life and domestic details. The production represents a deliberate move toward character-driven humor drawn from recognizable social situations and family dynamics.
  • Tamer Ashour at Carthage International Festival — Egyptian singer and composer Tamer Ashour performed for the first time at Tunisia's Carthage International Festival on Saturday on the archaeological stage. The appearance marked his debut at the festival during its 60th edition and reflects growing participation by Egyptian artists in North African cultural events.
  • Coming Up:

    Additional episodes of "Nass Masiba" are expected to air as the Lebanese series continues its run, with further details on broadcast schedule to be confirmed. The Carthage International Festival continues its programming across multiple performance categories throughout the festival season.

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