He founded his own troupe that performed in various Syrian governorates (mobile theatre), then traveled with his troupe to many Arab countries and presented one-act plays with artistic segments of (sketches) and (monologues). He began preparing theatrical works in the Levantine dialect, and was the first to introduce the Levantine dialect to the Syrian theatre. In the sixties of the twentieth century, he founded a theatrical troupe that presented dozens of works in three acts. He was famous for saying, “Oh, coverer” before appearing on the th…