Ma Andi Mangoul (I have nothing to say) - Ras el Hanout - Mohamed Allouchi

Salim Haouach, artistic director of Ras El Hanout, talks on stage with his father Ahmed about his unique experience in the late 1980s: teaching Arabic to the Belgian police to build cultural involvement between the law enforcement agencies and minorities in Belgium. The subject is still burning and current. Ras El Hanout addresses it in a unique performance that combines sharp humor, documentary theater, and pure storytelling. The performance ‘Ma Andi Mangoul / J’ai rien à dire’ draws on the experiences of father and son and raises various questions: What are the relationships between the police and young people with a migration background in Brussels? How have these evolved since the end of the 1980s? Diverse viewpoints are discussed, while archetypes and prejudices are challenged. A performance that makes you laugh, think, and question your role in the system. Ras El Hanout was founded ten years ago by a group of friends from Brussels who believed in the power of theater as an instrument for emancipation, dialogue, and social change. Today, the company, under the artistic direction of Salim Haouach, has grown into an important player in the field of cultural democratization. Ras El Hanout has its own theater hall in Molenbeek and also goes on tour every year with original creations. Schouwburg Kortrijk is a proud UiTPAS partner. Save UiTPAS points during the performance. Are you entitled to a ticket at an increased allowance? Keep your UiTPAS at hand and book your ticket online or by phone at 056 23 98 55. You can also visit our ticket counter. Be sure to bring your UiTPAS with you.