"Madrasat El-Moshaghbeen" Play to Screen in Technicolor for First Time

General Entertainment Authority (GEA) Chairman Turki Al-Sheikh tweeted Saturday on Twitter that the play "Madrasat El-Moshaghbeen" (The School of Mischief) will screen in technicolor on the Shahid platform for the first time.

The play is set to be screened on the platform during Eid Al Fitr, as part of the "Eid with Us" activities by Shahid.

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"Madrasat El-Moshaghbeen" stars Soheir El Bably, Adel Emam, Saeed Saleh, Younes Shalabi, Hadi El-Gayar, Ahmad Zaki, and Hassan Mostafa.

The play is a comedy genre that centers around a high school female teacher who volunteers to transform five notorious misfits into model students.

It was written by Ali Salem and directed by Galal al Sharkawy. Ali Salem adopted the story from a British movie featured in 1967 named" To Sir, with Love".

"Madrasat El-Moshaghbeen" starred a cast of relatively new actors at the time but due to its major success in Egypt and the Middle East, it rose its cast to stardom. Imam was praised for his comedy and kicked-started his career as one of the most popular actors in the Middle East.