Andre Skaf

Acting · Born July 1, 1966 · Al-Zabadani, Rif Dimashq, Syria

Andre Skaff is a Syrian actor and director born in 1966 in Al-Zabadani, near Damascus, Syria. He graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus in 1992 and began his acting career in the early 1990s. Skaff gained recognition through his performances in Syrian comedy and drama, including Migration of Hearts to Hearts (1990), Abu Dulama's Anecdotes (1993), Five-Star Family (1994), and The End of a Brave Man (1994). His television career continued with roles in Abu Al-Hana's Dreams (1996), The General Manager's Diaries (1995), The Four Seasons (1999), and Spotlight. He became particularly known for portraying Bahloul in the historical comedy-drama Bahloul, the Wisest of the Madmen, one of his most prominent leading roles. His extensive television credits also include Bab Al-Hara, The Curse of Mud, The Collar of Girls, Al-Kandoush, and Taj. In addition to acting, Skaff has worked in directing, including the television series Hakawati Cafe (2009). His career spans more than three decades and encompasses comedy, historical productions, and contemporary social dramas.