Adnan Al-Awda

Adnan Alaoda (Arabic: عدنان العودة) is a Syrian scriptwriter, journalist, and poet who was born in Syria, 1975. He wrote five scripts for popular TV series including "Blood Cup", three plays in colloquial Arabic, and two collections of poetry. In 2015, his play "Lost Horses" won the Sultan Al-Qasimi award for Best Arabic Play in the Festival of Arabic Theatre in Rabat, Morocco. He wrote the scripts for many popular TV series including "Blood Cup", "Doors for the Clouds", "What Happened in Damascus" and "Yarning-Tawq". He published three plays in colloquial Arabic one of which was "Lost Horses" which won in 2015 the Sultan Al-Qasimi award for Best Arabic Play in The Festival of Arabic Theatre in Rabat, Morocco. Alaoda also published two poetry collections including "The Drunkenness of the Mad". He wrote the script for the documentary film "Women’s Talk" and many famous bands and singers sung his lyrics including Macadi Nahass, Lena Chamamaan, and Rasha Rizk.

Publications

Scripts Blood Cup (Original title: Finjan al Dam) Doors of the Clouds (Original title: Abwab Al-Ghaim) Yarning-Tawq What Happened in Damascus (Original title: Matha Hadatha fi Dimashq) Women's Talk (Original title: Kalam Hareem)

Plays Al Murood W Al Makhala Lost Horses (Original title: Khail Tayha) Raisin (Original title: Zabib)

Poetry collections The Drunkenness of the Mad (Original title: Sukran Al-Majaneen) Al El Houri