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Flagranti, a show about the LGBTQIA+ community in Tunisia

Photo : Pol Guillard

Nov 18–21

Flagranti, a show about the LGBTQIA+ community in Tunisia

Witness the intense struggle for identity and freedom through the eyes of six young Tunisians caught in a society at a crossroads. Blending hard-hitting documentary with gripping stagecraft, this play explores the reality of the LGBTQIA+ community with raw honesty. It is a powerful theatrical experience that demands to be heard.

Théâtre 14 (Paris 14th)

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"When the intimate becomes a matter of state"
In four days, the fate of six young Tunisians changes forever. Their love lives are mistreated, their friendship is tested, and their citizenship is trampled. Between fiction and documentary theater,Flagrantiis inspired by the reality of the LGBTQIA+ community in Tunisia. In a society with many faces, this is the story of a tipping point, a point of no return, where we enter the world of police stations, hospitals, tough interrogations, retrograde laws, and normalized injustice.

Dramaturgy and direction Essia Jaïbi
With Fatma Ben Saidane, Hamadi Bejaoui, Oussama Chikhaoui, Aya Bellagha, Mohamed Ouerghi, Aymen Zouaoui


Duration 1h45 – for ages 16 and up, in Arabic with French and English subtitles

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