CRUCIFY
A neon noir thriller that descends into a maze of nightmares as two teens trapped in a haunted crime scene are forced to confront their demons.
Directors: J. Arcane, Paul Erskine
Writer: J. Arcane
BLOOD CURSE
Alicia Stone returns in this gore-drenched sequel. Having lost all hope, husband Jason calls on the help of Paranormal TV host Tyson to confront the demonic forces that have plagued the Stone household.
Directors: Keiron Hollett
Writer: Keiron Hollett
Dorian Shine as Jean Genet
With Dorian Shine
Dorian Shine as Jean Genet
Acting Jean Genet
"The Tribunal"
Tactics - Sept 2022
The court is in now session with Judge, Jean Genet. The case: massage therapist Alex's increasing curiosity about Waleed’s physical ailments develops into a strange intimacy, which leaves her professionally compromised.
Clay fragments
Gilgamesh
Clay Fragments - Gilgamesh Gilgamesh
Based on myths and epics of Gilgamesh. The play relates the adventures of Gilgamesh after rejecting Ishtar and facing the death of his brother Enkidu.
Director & writer: Dorian Shine
Festivals : International Belgrade Theatre Festival 2013 - National Moroccan Theatre Festival 2013 - International Casablanca Theatre Journeys 2014
Midsummer Night's Dream Francis Flute / Thisbe
Moroccan adaptation of the Shakespearian comedy portraying the events surrounding the marriage of Theseus to Hippolyta.
Directors & writer: Messoud Bouhcine
Festivals : The Mediterranean Theatre Festival of Tangier 2011
"Remember this name! Dorian Shine is a figurehead of the new generation of theatre. But he doesn't know it yet. He goes on stage, so he exists."
Asmaa Chaidi - Actuel Magazine
"Looking at the character Gilgamesh played by Dorian Shine, there was so much to see, so much to learn, that was remarkable."
Ben Azouna - Publilabo
"...more than half an hour of warm applause. Among the figures who watched the show were the Ambassadors of Morocco & Tunisia. "
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"The president of the festival committee expressed his admiration for the wonderful performance the actor Dorian Shine gave as Gilgamesh, stressing the importance of plays with subjects of a of human nature that exceeds the language barrier."
Layla Mattar - HourNews.Net