Sheraton Amman Hosts Shu…Zefrinia

Press release

Published July 16th, 2012 - 04:58 GMT

Al Bawaba

Upon welcoming the Holy Month of Ramadan, the Sheraton Amman – Al Nabil Hotel and Towers, hosted a press conference on Sunday the 15^th of July to introduce to media members the activities and attractions taking place in the hotel throughout the holy month.

The press conference hosted the talented Jordanian actress and producer Amal Dabbas announcing her play “Shu…Zefrinia”. During the press conference Mrs. Dabbas gave a sneak peek into the play, calling it cynical, sarcastic and political comedy reflecting the current political and economical situation and echo what the average Jordanian is facing. In addition, the play will be introducing new and young Jordanian talents to participate.

Greeting the media guests, Mr. Enda Mullin, The General Manager of Sheraton Amman – Al Nabil Hotel and Towers, said “We at the Sheraton Amman are pleased to host this play as our main attraction for this Ramadan season, as this play tackles the issues of the largest segment of the local community, keeping up with the style of Amal Dabbas which has been known throughout the years as amusing, sarcastic and true”. Mr. Mullin continued, “We are also pleased to announce that our outdoor lounge the Sanctuary will feature GuitaNai band, making sure your Suhoor hours are part of everlasting memories with the Sheraton Amman Hotel.”

It is worth noting that the main sponsor is Orange Jordan, Al-Ahli Bank and MEPS as co-sponsors. The play will take place every night at 9 PM after the Futoor meal at Doshara Ballroom.

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