"Many wish us to get married" - Adey drama Star Bemnet Mulugeta

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Sirak added that the director treats the problems of the holy country as a strategy to find solutions in indigenous knowledge.

 

Jegnit writer and editor

 

Ateneh and Sirak agree that Ethiopian literature is a man's world.

 

Most of the story tellers and writers are men, so they show us the world through male eyes, says Ateneh.

 

Sirak adds that the patriarchal system we live in and the life we ​​see on the stage of art we attend is a product of men's imagination.

 

"They interpret the world, life, and country through male lenses," says Ateneh.

 

But the authors of My Shepherd had the opposite luck.

 

Sirak says that the fact that such women have come together to compose and prepare has helped us to find a drama that is careful about gender, like Shepherd.

 

That is why the characters of the Shepherdess are drawn as the blood and bones of the drama.

 

The life of a model village rests on their shoulders. My father's trust in his word flows through his blood.

 

Even if they don't step on the door of a school, even if they don't know the race of the alphabet, they interpret life and the world around them as they see it and fight to stop it firmly.

 

It is you who say that the female characters of Shepherd are destitute of city life and stand up for their rights regardless of race or color.

 

Sirak agrees with this idea. "You will not see a woman in the drama of my shepherd; We will find women who are as challenging as men,” he adds.

 

"A woman who stands up for the rights of her sister and her friend. . .A woman who fights to bring back her children's existence. . .a mother who struggles to protect not only her home but also her environment" explains that it is the legacy of writing by female authors.

 

The fact that the authors of the drama are women shows that you are good at portraying strong female characters, which are the things that male artists suffer when they write.

 

He explains that the fact that the writers and director are women allows us to see strong women with "strong characters who are trusted for the roles they deserve."

 

The characters in Shepherdess are more concerned with the survival of the society they live in than their own lives.

 

All of the female protagonists have a purpose that flies above them.

 

And Anna's character goes so far as to become a sacrifice by preventing the quarrel of the profiteers, which is the excuse for her death, from becoming the source of further quarrels for the residents of her village.

 

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