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Ema Shah : ウィキペディア英語版
Emma Shah

Ema Shah ((アラビア語:ايما شاه)) (born 7 June 1981) is a Kuwaiti singer, composer, pianist, guitarist, actress, writer, dancer and director. Her father is Kuwaiti and her mother is Iranian. At the Winter Film Awards of 2014 in New Your City, she won the award for Best Music Video, and received Five awards at the Best Shorts Competition of 2013 in California and won Finalist Best Short Film at the Back in the Box Competition 2013 and received six nominations at the Best Shorts Competition and one in St Albans Film Festival of 2014 in UK for her Music Video Masheenee Alcketiara. in 2012, She sang to the Kuwaiti Prime minister the prince Nasser Mohammed Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah, a Song of the Kuwaiti heritage Sung by Abdel Halim Hafez.
==Career==

;Early life
Emma Shah studied opera, photography and films. She has attracted attention through her activism, radical views, humanitarian often controversial points of view and eccentricity. In addition to being a founding member and president of troupe Anthropology, she is a member of Team Force of the Rising Sun'' for brides in Kuwait, Kuwait Cinema Club, National Democratic Youth League, Kuwait Democratic Forum, Dubai Community Theater, Kuwaiti Human Rights Association and Club Business and Professional Women in Kuwait.
;Theater
She made her debut stage appearance in ''Silence'' by Harold Pinter, followed by ''The rhinoceros'' by Eugène Ionesco 2004, ''The old women and the poet'' by Yukiomicemia, ''Debate between night and day'' by Mohammed Affendi Al-Gazairi, the clown "Monodrama Bantomim" (at the Mediterranean People Festival-Italy) and ''The Meteor'' by Dorinmat.
In 2006, Emma established her group "Anthropology",joining actors from different nationalities, with performances, spectacles and songs in different languages, including Arabic, English, French, Japanese, Spanish. She has performed as a singer, pianist, composer and actress at various local and international events.
;Films
In 2011, she starred a short movie called "Swing", she also acted on a short movie called ''Mooz'' (Banana). The film containing sexual allusions won the jury prize at the Dubai International Film Festival.
;Music
She composed a collection of musicals inspired by books like "Jesus, the Son of Human", and ''The Prophet'', written by Gibran Khalil Gibran, and performed them using piano and guitar on the Kuwait National Museum. She has also sung covers for many well known and international artists. She also took part in the musical ''We can not write on a black page''. Her singles include "Shah" about her grandfather Shah Khan. She has sung lyrics written by, amongst others, Lebanese Elia Abu Madi, Saudi Malek Asfeer and Australian Miranda Lee.

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