Sousse Theater Show Addresses Society
The play performed by Mohamed Saber El Waslati at the Sidi Al-Zaher Theater in Sousse revealed, through the character of "Papa Nawal," the social and political reality in Tunisia. "Papa Nawal" found himself shockingly confronted with absurdity, depravity, and corruption—such as disguised bribery, the absence of digitalization, and the decline in citizens' lives due to frequent power and water outages. El Waslati utilized black comedy techniques to enhance the political and social critique, emphasizing that real solutions require purely Tunisian thinking and action. He stressed the importance of reforms in the judiciary and sincere willpower. The symbolic character "Bou Saadia," who appears at the end of the play, carries messages of hope and optimism, suggesting that reform is possible if there is a genuine intention from officials. He clarified that improving conditions cannot come from an external figure like "Papa Nawal," but rather from authentic Tunisian ideas and actions.
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