Juliet Awwad () or Juliet Nickogos Yacoub Hacobian () (born July 7, 1951 in

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descent. She is recognized as one of the most famous Jordanian drama actresses.

Career

Awwad was born in Amman, and earned her Bachelor's Degree in Acting and Directing in

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in 1972, and a

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in Children Theater. ''Al-Gha'eb'' was her debut in the theater in 1974, and in the next year, she participated in her first TV series ''Ras Al-Ain''. She also worked as a director in children theater in Culture and Arts Authority from 1972 to 1978 with her husband Jameel Awwad.

Filmography

Television

Films

References

External links

Juliet Awwad
at elcinema.com {{DEFAULTSORT:Awwad, Juliet 1951 births Living people People from Amman Jordanian actresses Jordanian people of Armenian descent Jordanian Christians