The play takes place in a comedic social framework, around a Kuwaiti family exposed to many adventures and humorous situations.

A comedy play that deals with some Gulf social problems, and presents the suffering of Arab and Gulf youth in a comedic framework with some projections on political issues through the story of (Shliwiah), a Gulf citizen who travels to (London) for treatment, and there he faces treatment he did not expect in that western capital.

The play revolves around a person who went to prison because of the accumulated debts on him, and when a very absurd video comes out to the world in advance, he quickly breaks into the worlds of fame.

The events of the play take place in the house of a family consisting of the husband of and the wife of and three children, where the father and mother marry after their divorce from other people in the same house, which causes funny situations that occur between them.

A cleaner lives a routine life full of poverty and trouble, dreaming of becoming a minister in charge of three different ministries, and comedy events soon take place.

A Comedy Play Starring Tareq Al Ali

The events of the play take place in a comedic atmosphere about Moses, who is expelled by the owner of the architect and his wife from the apartment he rents; because of his inability to pay its rent, to find themselves in the open and in the face of the falling snow, and the cold weather, which leads them to many comedic paradoxes.

The play imitates the Kuwaiti and Gulf society at the moment, and it has the agent of architecture, Abu Sarah, who takes care of people's affairs and is exposed to the problems of people who benefit from interests and influential people.

Al-Tartanji's comic play "Al-Tartanqi" presented its successful performances in a number of Gulf cities, and presented three shows during the Dubai Shopping Festival 2012, at the Indian School Theater from February 2 to February 4, 2012. Tariq Al-Ali, Dawood Hussein, Maryam Hussein and Amal participated in this work. Abbas and Shehab Hajiya, Sultan Al-Ali, Sultan Al-Faraj, Muhammad Bash, Martina and Hani Al-Tabakh, the play written by Ayman Al-Hubail and directed by Alaa Morsi