"Arab Spring" / Morocco-themed title from CMI

No Man's Land, by Mohammed Kaouti
ISBN 978-0-9824409-4-0


One of the most important plays in the Moroccan artistic repertoire following independence..

--Khalid Amine
Professor, Université Abdelmalek Essaadi and
President, International Centre forPerformance Studies (ICPS)
Tangier, Morocco

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"A product of Morocco's traditional “open space” for debate - the theatre, No Man's Land foregrounds and predicts the “Mouvement du 20 Février”. It shrewdly highlights the seemingly irreconcilable struggles, conflicting aspirations, and complex socio-political realities of postcolonial Morocco. As various groups vie for power in the still-unfolding “Arab Spring”, Kaouti’s No Man’s Land reminds us that we ought to be paying closer attention to artists, the voices of “insiders” and to performative powers." --George F Roberson, editor

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Chorus of masks: we won’t relax until we render you worthless . . .

This book includes the forward, "No Man's Land: Voices From 'Deep Morocco'" by Khalid Amine, to read an excerpt click here

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This project was made possible through the generous support of the
Crossroads Institute (CI)
and in partnership with Collaborative Media International (CMI) and International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS) Tangier, Morocco

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