"The Haunted House, Building 6, Street 6, Block 6" – Comedy Horror in Bahrain

After a series of successful theatrical milestones, artist Dr. Abdulaziz Al-Muslem is preparing to return to the Bahraini audience with the horror-comedy play “Haunted House, Piece 6, Street 6, House 6,” which will be staged at the Bahrain World Trade Center stage from the 15th to the 18th of this month.

The work extends a theatrical experience closely associated with Abdulaziz Al-Muslem’s name, blending horror and comedy in a format built on surprises and unexpected situations. It offers the audience an atmosphere combining thrill and entertainment, moving away from the traditional style of comedic theatrical productions.

Al-Muslem announced the presentation of the play in Bahrain via his social media accounts, following a series of performances in Kuwait of his latest play, “Entity 404,” which enjoyed strong public attendance. The production team later announced that the final shows would be dedicated to filming in order to document the theatrical experience.

“Haunted House, Piece 6, Street 6, House 6” features a cast of Gulf theater stars, including: Abdulaziz Al-Muslem, Basma Hamada, Fawaz Al-Shatti, Shahab Hajjeh, Khaled Al-Mufidi, Abdullah Al-Muslem, Ibrahim Al-Shikhli, Hiba Al-Abbasi, Mohammed Abdulaziz Al-Muslem, and Yousef Al-Mutairi. The ensemble brings together diverse theatrical expertise within a single production.

Through this project, Abdulaziz Al-Muslem continues his presence on the Gulf theater scene, maintaining his artistic approach that combines popular spectacle, theatrical imagination, and situational comedy, while presenting plots that rely on suspense and appeal to various age groups.

The significance of the work extends beyond Al-Muslem’s return to the Bahraini audience; it also reflects the ongoing momentum of Gulf theater and the exchange of experiences between Kuwait and Bahrain. Joint theatrical performances create a space for artists and audiences to connect, reinforcing theater’s role as an art form capable of combining entertainment with human experience.

As the performance dates approach, theatergoers in Bahrain eagerly await the details of this new experience, which bets on a blend of light horror and comedy to create a show bearing the distinctive signature of Dr. Abdulaziz Al-Muslem in this genre.