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07 Jun 2013
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Tanger at the time of "4:48 Psychosis"
Asmaa Houri and her team were able to convey their essential message. Last Sunday, and within the framework of the Festival of Public Performances, the "Théâtre Anfass" troupe encouraged the general public to reflect. Far from this simple and banal cultural consumption, the play "4:48 Psychosis", performed, was above all an invitation to travel, Baudelairean, certainly, but also at the height of the great reflections of a certain Michel Foucault. And like the Brazilian director Glauber Rocha, the young director Asmaa Houri intends to set the bar very high. "It's unavoidable, we have no choice, either leave the public where it is, by offering it petty and puny offers, culturally speaking, or instruct it and invite it to reflect. That is one of the traditional missions of the stage," she says, in an intellectual tone. So here is a new generation that thinks differently. Beneficial for the…
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