An interdisciplinary research and practice collaboration at the crossroads of lands, seas and cultures: the Strait of Gibraltar - where the Atlantic and Mediterranean waters mix and where Europe and Africa are just 10 miles apart and where the Arabo-Islamic "world" has it's furthest western reach.
It's a four-Nations region encompassing: the Tanger-Tetuan Region (Morocco); Andalusia/Costa del Sol (Spain); Gibraltar (United Kingdom); Ceuta (Spain); and The Algarve, (Portugal). All stakeholders and interested parties worldwide are invited to join.
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New "Arab-Spring" themed book project made possible by the support of Crossroads Institute (CI) and produced by: Collaborative Media International (CMI), and International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS).
No Man's Land by Mohammed Kaouti
One of the most important plays in the Moroccan artistic repertoire following independence.. --Khalid Amine, Professor, Université Abdelmalek Essaadi and President, International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS) – Tangier, Morocco
"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
For details, click here
It's a four-Nations region encompassing: the Tanger-Tetuan Region (Morocco); Andalusia/Costa del Sol (Spain); Gibraltar (United Kingdom); Ceuta (Spain); and The Algarve, (Portugal). All stakeholders and interested parties worldwide are invited to join.
Join our listserve etc:
crossroads.institute at gmail.com
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New "Arab-Spring" themed book project made possible by the support of Crossroads Institute (CI) and produced by: Collaborative Media International (CMI), and International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS).
No Man's Land by Mohammed KaoutiOne of the most important plays in the Moroccan artistic repertoire following independence.. --Khalid Amine, Professor, Université Abdelmalek Essaadi and President, International Centre for Performance Studies (ICPS) – Tangier, Morocco
"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
For details, click here
