AbdulHusain AbdulRedha

Biography

Abdulhussain Abdulredha (15 July 1939 – 11 August 2017) was a Kuwaiti actor, playwright, and comedian, considered one of the most influential figures in Gulf and Arab entertainment. Born in Kuwait City, he played a key role in shaping modern Kuwaiti theater and television, with a career spanning over five decades. Known for his sharp humor and satirical approach, Abdulredha’s work often addressed social and political themes relevant to Kuwaiti and Gulf society. His 1981 play Bye Bye London is among his most well-known works, offering a comedic take on the cultural experiences of Gulf Arabs abroad. In addition to his theater productions, Abdulredha appeared in several television series and films, gaining widespread popularity across the Arab world. His contributions earned him numerous honors and helped establish a foundation for contemporary performing arts in the region. He passed away in London in 2017. His legacy remains deeply rooted in Arab pop culture, with his performances continuing to inspire and entertain new generations.

Known For

Bye Bye London

as شارد بن جمعة

The Sword Of The Arabs

as أبو خالد / صدام حسين

The Slippery Path

as حسين بن عاقول

Not To Hamman, Pharaoh

as المحاسب سند

Kuwait in 2000

as أبو ميري

The Court of the District

as الشيخ مردم

Al-Manakh Knights

as منصور أبو حظين / أبو راشد

The Hustlers

as دواس علف

Besat Al Fagr

After the Honey

as راشد