Bassem Feghali, a Lebanese comedian, singer and drag performer, has built his reputation on comic impersonations of Arab and worldwide celebrities—most notably female vocalists—and is hailed as one of the Arab world’s leading drag figures.
He is Berberyan, a theatrical writer, a novelist, a artist, a director, a representative and a comedian of Lebanese Armenian origin, and despite his extensive reputation, thanks to his comedian monologues, Berrian has a number of novels and offered their artistic creativity on various paths around the world. His multiple plays have also been translated into several languages and presented in several cities at the international level, and now resides in Los Angeles, California.
Pierre Chammassian, a Lebanese‑Armenian comedian, actor and stand‑up performer, is well known among Arab and Armenian audiences in Lebanon and throughout the Armenian diaspora.
Yasmin Khalat is a multi- talented Lebanese artist; a representative, director, translator and novelist; she received cinema education at the University of Paris, and began to appear on the screen in the late 1970s, where she participated in a number of remarkably echoed cinemas, which then settled in France, continued to produce documentary films and engaged in the translation of multiple literature.
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