Sawsan Mikhail

Biography

A Syrian actress known for her extensive work in television, theater, and radio. She studied library science at Damascus University's Faculty of Arts and began her artistic career with the Andalusiyat Folk Arts Troupe before transitioning to acting. She made her television debut in Day by Day (1995), directed by Basil Al-Khatib, and gained wider recognition through her collaborations with Duraid Lahham, including the comedy series Abu Al-Hana's Dreams (1996), in which she portrayed Rola. She also appeared alongside him in theatrical productions such as The Rainmaker and The Happy Bird. Her television career expanded through prominent Syrian dramas, including Hammam Al-Qayshani, The Return of Ghawar, My Family and I, The Age of Madness, Al-Intizar (2006), and Bab Al-Hara. She also appeared in Jordanian and Gulf television productions, including the comedy series Sawalef Hareem (2004). In addition to acting, she has participated in radio dramas, including Hukm Al-Adala, and worked as a television presenter. Her career encompasses comedy, social drama, historical productions, and theater, establishing her as a familiar presence in Syrian television.