"A Deep Human Journey" is a play that shook Kinda Alloush's feelings.

Syrian actress Kinda Alloush shared with her fans her moving experience attending the theatrical performance "Kul Haga Helwa," emphasizing that she hadn't witnessed such a powerful and honest artistic work in a long time.

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The play was brilliantly performed by actress Nanda, leaving a profound impact on Kinda, who was unable to hold back her tears. She expressed this in a touching message she posted on her Instagram account.

How did Kinda Alloush have an exceptional theatrical experience? Kinda Alloush described the play as a "human journey that is both extremely simple and profound and sensitive." The play succeeded in breaking down the audience's psychological barriers through an interactive performance that resembled a "therapy session," opening closed doors to memories, pain, and buried joy.

Kinda Alloush also expressed her admiration for the show's childlike approach, which relied on spontaneous and simple interaction to emulate the viewer's childhood, dreams, fears, and pain, and to provide a moment of honest self-confrontation.

As for the show's heroine, "Nanda," who previously received the Knight of the Order of Arts from France, Kinda said: "And when you think you're immune, Nanda defeats you in "Kul Haga Helwa" with her brilliance, sincerity, and high emotion."

Kinda expressed her amazement at her ability to present the show alone on a stage devoid of decorations, props, and visual effects. She believed that Nanda delivered a rich show with minimal resources, using her warm voice, her sensitive eyes, and her flexible body to tell the story, sing, and dance barefoot.

It is well known that the artist Nanda has participated in several international and local festivals, and one of her most prominent recent dramatic participations was the series “Betlou’ El-Rouh.” She also holds acting workshops in Europe and the Middle East, which makes her latest theatrical performance a distinct artistic milestone, confirming her ability to touch the depths of humanity through an art that is simple in form but profound in meaning.