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17 Apr 2013
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Tunisian theatre in the spotlight
Among the theatre troupes invited to perform this weekend on the stage of the Figuig International Theatre Festival is the troupe from the National Centre for Dramatic and Scenic Arts of Le Kef, Tunisia. Twenty years of existence, practice, and professionalism. This significant experience has also been enriched by a theatrical tradition spanning nearly forty-seven years. The Le Kef region, located 160 km from the capital, is, in fact, known for the enthusiasm of its young people for culture in general, and theatre in particular. It was there that a certain Mouncif Souissi founded one of the country's most famous troupes in 1966.It is therefore no coincidence that their performance is highly anticipated by theatre enthusiasts in the Oriental region. "Tark Assalij" or "When tongues are cut" is the title of the play, which draws on Tunisian popular heritage. It is a remarkable presence. Sk…
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