Sherihan
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Sherihan Ahmed Abdel Fattah el Shalakani شريهان أحمد عبد الفتاح الشلقانى IPA: [ʃeɾiˈhæːn ʕæbdelfætˈtæːħ eʃʃælæˈʔæːni] | |
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Occupation | Actress, dancer |
Years active | 1970–2002 2021–present |
Website | www |
Sherihan (Arabic: شريهان) (born 6 December 1964)[1] is an Egyptian actress, singer and classically trained dancer.
Biography[]
Sherihan started acting at the age of four.[2] She is mostly known for Fawazir Ramadan. She retired in 2002 and came out of retirement in 2016.[3] In 2021, she made her stage return after a 20-year hiatus from acting by starring in Coco Chanel play.[4]
Personal life[]
Sherihan is a half-sister of Omar Khorshid.[2] She married Jordanian businessman Alaa Khawaja, with whom she has two daughters.
In 1990, she had a terrible accident, in which she broke her back including the spine.[2] In 2002, she suffered from Salivary gland tumours, which forced her to retire from acting.[2]
Sherihan is a popular Egyptian nationalist too and was a main participating figure in her homeland's revolution in 2011 demanding the removal of president Hosni Mubarak.
Partial filmography[]
Year | Title (Transliterated) | Title (Translated) | Title (Arabic) |
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1978 | Otta 'Ala Nar | A Cat on Fire | قطة على نار |
1982 | Al Khobz Al Morr | The Bitter Bread | الخبز المر |
1983 | El Azra' W El Sha'r Al Abyad | The Virgin And The White Hair | العذراء والشعر والأبيض |
Darb El Labbana | The milky way | درب اللبانة | |
El Motasharredan | The Homeless Two | المتشردان | |
1984 | Rayya W Skina | Rayya and Skina | ريا وسكينة |
Min Fina El Harami | Who's the Thief Among Us | مين فينا الحرامي | |
1985 | Khalli Balak Men 'A'lak | Watch Out For Your Mind | خلي بالك من عقلك |
1986 | Afas El Harim | Women Cage | قفص الحريم |
El Toq W El Eswerah | The Collar And The Bracelet | الطوق والأسورة | |
Share' El Sad | The Dam Street | شارع السد | |
Madam Shalata | Mrs. Shalata | مدام شلاطة | |
1988 | El Mar'ah W El Qanun | The Woman and the Law | المرأة والقانون |
1989 | Fedihet El 'Omr | The Scandal of a Lifetime | فضيحة العمر |
El Morshed | The Guide | المرشد | |
1990 | AEl 'A'rab | The Scorpion | العقرب |
1992 | El Hobb W El Ro'b | Love and Terror | الحب والرعب |
1993 | Crystal | Crystal | كريستال |
1994 | Su' El Nesa | Women's Market | سوق النساء |
1995 | Yom Harr Geddan | A Very Hot Day | يوم حار جدا |
Keshsh Malek | Checkmate | كش ملك | |
Mit Foll | Hundred Sambac (slang for Great) | ميت فل | |
1996 | Gabr El Khawater | Condolences | جبر الخواطر |
1997 | Ara' El Balah | Date Wine | عرق البلح |
Lamada | Lamada | لماضة | |
2001 | El Eshk W El Damm | Love and Blood | العشق والدم |
Television[]
Year | Title (Transliterated) | Title (Translated) | Title (Arabic) | Director | Writer | Music Composer | Choreographer |
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1985 | Alf Lela W Lela | 1001 Nights | ألف ليلة وليلة | Fahmy Abdel Hameed | Taher Abou Fasha | Moh. El Mogi | Hasan Afify |
1986 | Fawazir El Amthal | The Proverb Riddles | فوازير الأمثال | Sayyed Mekkawi | |||
1987 | Hawl Al Alam | Around the World | حول العالم | Abdel Salam Amin | Helmy Bakr | ||
1993 | Hagat We Mehtagat | Things & Needs | حاجات ومحتاجات | Gamal Abdel Hameed | Sayyed Hegab | Moudy El Emam | Atef Awadh |
Theater[]
Year | Title (Transliterated) | Title (Translated) | Title (Arabic) |
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1970s | Rob' Dastet Ashrar | Evil Dozen's Quarter | ربع دستة أشرار |
1982 | Sokk 'Ala Banatak | Lock Up Your Daughters | سك على بناتك |
1984 | Enta Horr | You Are Free | إنت حر |
El Mahzooz | Shaky | المهزوز | |
1986–1988 | 'Alashan Khater Eyunek | For Your Eyes' Sake | علشان خاطر عيونك |
1991–1994 | Share' Mohammed Ali | Mohammed Ali Street | شارع محمد علي |
مسرحية كوكو شنل 20 21
References[]
- ^ "شريهان.. سيدة الثروة والنجومية والأحزان". Asharq Al-Awsat (in Arabic). 28 July 2006.
- ^ a b c d "الفنانة المصرية شريهان تروي كيف اجتازت محنتها مع مرضها النادر". albayan.ae (in Arabic). 6 December 2020.
- ^ "Retired actress Sherihan to return to screen in Ramadan". Egyptian Independent. Al-Masry Al-Youm. 2016-09-29. Retrieved 2017-08-09.
- ^ "Trailers: Sherihan returns to the stage in "Coco Chanel" play during Eid Al-Adha". Egypt Independent. 8 July 2021.
External links[]
- 1964 births
- Egyptian film actresses
- Living people
- Actresses from Cairo
- Egyptian television actresses
- Egyptian stage actresses
- Egyptian nationalists
- Egyptian revolutionaries