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Moussa is the only employee in the morgue of the Balbala Hospital. He despairs about the sad young people who feel they have no future. On the day that the body of his friend Aziz arrives at the morgue, he vents his rage against Algeria. It was an act of self-immolation that started the Arab Spring. An extreme gesture of social protest that spread across the Maghreb region and even further. Director Kheireddine Lardjam commissioned Mustapha Benfodil, controversial writer and journalist of the Algerian daily newspaper El-Watan, to give a voice to these people. UK Premiere. With subtitles in English.| 28 Nov 15 | Cryer Arts (formerly Charles Cryer Studio Theatre) Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
