Source: Wikipedia: Ezzedine Gannoun
"To act is to refuse the silence that tyranny imposes on human conscience."
Archival Overview
Pioneering theatrical visionary who transformed an abandoned cabaret into the famed El Hamra theater in Tunis, establishing the Arab and African Center for Theatrical Research.
Biographical Record
Trained in theatrical studies at the University of Paris VIII, Ezzedine Gannoun was a pillar of the independent stage movement in the Maghreb. In 1985, he founded the Théâtre El Hamra, rehabilitating a historic venue into a vibrant oasis of artistic freedom.
His celebrated productions, including Ghaylan, L'Otage, and Monstrueux, toured worldwide, training hundreds of actors from across sub-Saharan Africa and the Arab world in radical expressive dramaturgy.
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Final Resting Place
Perpetual Memorial
Djellaz Cemetery
Tunis, Tunisia
Tunis, Tunisia
GPS: 36.7833, 10.1833
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