Mahmoud Nasr1., a shining Syrian actor from the Unitarian Druze sect.
Nasr is a son of As-Suwayda, born in Damascus on August 1, 1983.
After obtaining his high school diploma with a grade that qualified him to enter the Faculty of Engineering, he applied twice to study at the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts, where he enrolled in 2002 and graduated in 2006.
Due to his diligence, he was granted a scholarship to France to study art there, and he returned to the Dramatic Institute as a teaching assistant for one semester. He began his work as an actor in television drama in 2006. He has participated in many other works.
His beginnings in acting were during the third year of his studies at the institute through the play "The Tunnel" by artist Fayez Qazaq. His actual breakthrough as a professional actor was in the series "Narrow Corridors" (Mamarat Dayyiqa).
He is the recipient of the Best Actor award for his role in the play "The Tunnel," and the 2010 Drama Award for Best Supporting Actor for the series "The Escape" (Al-Haroub).
