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Mohamed Adar
Mohamed Adar
محمد آدار
Born	22 December 1941; El Hamadna, Relizane Province, Algeria
Nationality	Algerian
Occupation(s)	Actor, Director, Playwright
Years active	1965–present

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Mohamed Adar (محمد آدار) (born December 22, 1941) is a veteran Algerian actor, director, and playwright, recognized for his extensive contributions to Algerian theater, television, and cinema.^{[citation needed]}

Biography

Adar was born in El Hamadna, Relizane Province, Algeria. He studied at the National Institute of Music, graduating in 1964, before continuing his education at the National School of Dramatic Arts, where he graduated in 1968.

He began his career at the Algerian National Theater before moving to the Oran Regional Theater. Throughout his career, he trained in several international institutions, including France and the former Soviet Union. He played a crucial role in shaping Algeria’s theatrical identity while mentoring younger actors. In 1988, he undertook a second extensive training period in Russia.^[1]

Theater Career

Notable Acting Roles

1965 – Al-Khalidin (The Eternal People)
1968 – Kul Wahed w Hukmu (To Each One His Judgment)
1969 – Al-'Alaq
1970 – Al-Khobza (The Bread)
1972 – The Man with the Rubber Sandal
1975 – Al-Mokhaderam (The Veteran)
1985 – Al-Ajouad (The Generous People)
1991 – Al-Janeral (The General)
1997 – Zabana
2016 – Bou El-Maha’in

Theater Directing

1978 – Al-Bidaq (The Pawns)
1978 – Al-Bir Al-Masmoum (The Poisoned Well)
1979 – Mimoun Al-Zawali
1980 – Fire, Destruction, and Faith
1998 – The Cry of Women
2007 – Hamma Al-Kordoni
2011 – The Return of the Worshippers
2015 – Wow (Waaw)

Film and Television Career

2003–2005 – Joha (TV series)
2009 – Face to Face (Wajh Li Wajh) (Film)
2010 – Hasnaa (Film)
2012 – The Repenter (Film)
2012–2016 – Bou Dhou (TV series)
2016 – Jellyfish Lantern (Qandil Al-Bahr) (Film)
2016 – The Well (Al-Bi’r) (Film)
2016 – Hawajis Al-Momathil Al-Monazel (Reveries of the Solitary Actor) (Film) – Competed at the Cannes Pan-African Festival.^[2]

2017 – Al-Milyar (Film)
2019 – Raïs Qorso (TV series)

Awards and Honors

1987 – Honored by President Chadli Bendjedid during the 25th anniversary of Algerian independence.
2007 – Participated in the festivities of Algiers as the Arab Cultural Capital.^[3]

2009 – Performed at Saudi Arabia’s Fourth Theatrical Festival.
2015 – His film Hawajis Al-Momathil Al-Monazel competed at the Cannes Pan-African Festival.
2018 – Honored at the Cairo International Festival for Contemporary and Experimental Theatre.

Legacy

Adar’s career spans over five decades, and he remains a key figure in Algerian performing arts. His contributions to theater, film, and education have left a lasting impact on the industry. His work has inspired generations of Algerian actors, and his productions continue to be staged across Algeria and the Arab world.

References

^ Hamerlain, Souâd (2025). Voices from the Algerian Theatre. Routledge. p. 119. ISBN 978-1-0364-1879-3.
^ "Reveries of the Solitary Actor". IMDb. Retrieved 2025-03-12.
^ "Mohamed Adar's Contribution to Algerian Theatre". El Massa. Publication Date. Retrieved 01/03/2025. {{cite news}}: Check date values in: |access-date= and |date= (help)

ElCinema Profile
IMDb Profile
Djazairess Article
Voices from the Algerian Theatre, Pages 1–3.
[https://www.tna.dz/%D9%85%D8%AD%D9%85%D8%AF-%Souâd

[1] Hamerlain, Souâd (2025). Voices from the Algerian Theatre. Routledge. p. 119. ISBN 978-1-0364-1879-3.

[2] "Reveries of the Solitary Actor". IMDb. Retrieved 2025-03-12.

[3] "Mohamed Adar's Contribution to Algerian Theatre". El Massa. Publication Date. Retrieved 01/03/2025. {{cite news}}: Check date values in: |access-date= and |date= (help)

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