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'''Mohamed Driss''' is a Tunisian writer, actor, and director of theatre. Since [[1988]] he has been the director of the [[National Theatre of Tunisia]].
'''Mohamed Driss''' (born 1944) is a Tunisian writer, actor, and director of theatre. Since 1988 he has been the director of the [[National Theatre of Tunisia]].


He began his career in [[1961]] and is, subsequently, an actor, both amateur and professional, a student in [[Tunis]] and [[Paris]], producer, and director.<ref name="jtc 2005">{{fr}} [http://www.jtc2005.com/hommage.htm Session 2005 des Journées théâtrales de Carthage (JTC)]</ref> From 1969 to 1972, he was an actor and stage assistant at the [[Théâtre de la Tempête]] led by [[Jean-Marie Serreau]], of which he wrote:
He began his career in 1961 and is, subsequently, an actor, both amateur and professional, a student in [[Tunis]] and Paris, producer, and director.<ref name="jtc 2005">{{in lang|fr}} [http://www.jtc2005.com/hommage.htm Session 2005 des Journées théâtrales de Carthage (JTC)] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080214043337/http://www.jtc2005.com/hommage.htm |date=14 February 2008 }}</ref> From 1969 to 1972, he was an actor and stage assistant at the [[Théâtre de la Tempête]] led by [[Jean-Marie Serreau]], of which he wrote:


"À cette époque, j'ai commencé à jouer des rôles secondaires dans le théâtre tunisien, mais la situation du théâtre et mes confrontations continues avec les responsables n'étaient pas encourageantes. Un jour, en pleine dépression, j'ai eu Serreau au téléphone et me plaignais de mon état. Il m'a dit : il est temps de vous lancer dans le théâtre comme un professionnel. Venez joindre ma compagnie théâtrale.<ref name="may sélim">{{fr}} [http://hebdo.ahram.org.eg/Arab/Ahram/2006/3/15/visa0.htm May Sélim, Réformateur obstiné, ''Al-Ahram''], [[15 March]] [[2006]]</ref>"
"À cette époque, j'ai commencé à jouer des rôles secondaires dans le théâtre tunisien, mais la situation du théâtre et mes confrontations continues avec les responsables n'étaient pas encourageantes. Un jour, en pleine dépression, j'ai eu Serreau au téléphone et me plaignais de mon état. Il m'a dit: il est temps de vous lancer dans le théâtre comme un professionnel. Venez joindre ma compagnie théâtrale.<ref name="may sélim">{{in lang|fr}} [http://hebdo.ahram.org.eg/Arab/Ahram/2006/3/15/visa0.htm May Sélim, Réformateur obstiné, ''Al-Ahram''] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080619065156/http://hebdo.ahram.org.eg/Arab/Ahram/2006/3/15/visa0.htm |date=19 June 2008 }}, 15 March 2006</ref>"


(Rough English translation):
(Rough English translation):
"At this time, I started to play secondary roles in the theatre of Tunisia, but the situation of the theater and my ongoing confrontations with those responsible were not encouraging. One day in full depression, I had Serreau on the phone and complained to him of my condition. He said it is time to get started in theatre as a professional. Come join my theatre company."
"At this time, I started to play secondary roles in the theatre of Tunisia, but the situation of the theater and my ongoing confrontations with those responsible were not encouraging. One day in full depression, I had Serreau on the phone and complained to him of my condition. He said it is time to get started in theatre as a professional. Come join my theatre company."


He voluntarily exiled himself to France until [[1985]]<ref name="ridha kéfi">{{fr}} [http://www.jeuneafrique.com/jeune_afrique/article_jeune_afrique.asp?art_cle=LIN03043tunisencsne0 Ridha Kéfi, Tunis se met en scène, ''Jeune Afrique''], [[3 April]] [[2001]]</ref> and returned to Tunisia in 1988 to lead the [[National Theatre of Tunisia]]<ref name="jtc 2005"/> after Driss wrote ''Ismaïl Pacha'' ([[1986]]) and ''Salut l'instit''.<ref name="ridha kéfi"/> He took measures to renew the [[theater of Tunisia]] and engaged in numerous shows and theatrical projects.<ref name="jtc 2005"/> However, Driss was also interested in other art forms and, in 2003, he founded the National School of Circus Arts-Tunis, of which he said:
He voluntarily exiled himself to France until 1985<ref name="ridha kéfi">{{in lang|fr}} [http://www.jeuneafrique.com/jeune_afrique/article_jeune_afrique.asp?art_cle=LIN03043tunisencsne0 Ridha Kéfi, Tunis se met en scène, ''Jeune Afrique''], 3 April 2001</ref> and returned to Tunisia in 1988 to lead the [[National Theatre of Tunisia]]<ref name="jtc 2005"/> after Driss wrote ''Ismaïl Pacha'' (1986) and ''Salut l'instit''.<ref name="ridha kéfi"/> He took measures to renew the [[theater of Tunisia]] and engaged in numerous shows and theatrical projects.<ref name="jtc 2005"/> However, Driss was also interested in other art forms and, in 2003, he founded the National School of Circus Arts-Tunis, of which he said:


"Le centre est un projet et une décision présidentielle qui sert à mettre en évidence le rôle que peut jouer l'art du cirque dans la culture arabe. Dans ce centre, on trouve le théâtre, la musique, la danse, les arts plastiques et le cirque artistique<ref name="may sélim"/>."
"Le centre est un projet et une décision présidentielle qui sert à mettre en évidence le rôle que peut jouer l'art du cirque dans la culture arabe. Dans ce centre, on trouve le théâtre, la musique, la danse, les arts plastiques et le cirque artistique.<ref name="may sélim"/>"


(Rough English translation):
(Rough English translation):
"The centre is a project and a presidential decision that serves to highlight the role the art of the circus in Arab culture. In this centre is the theatre, music, dance, visual arts and circus arts."
"The centre is a project and a presidential decision that serves to highlight the role the art of the circus in Arab culture. In this centre is the theatre, music, dance, visual arts and circus arts."


In 2005, he founded the National Centre of Circus Arts and Visual Arts and led the 12<sup>th</sup> Theatre Days of Carthage.<ref name="may sélim"/> Driss also paid tribute to the historian [[Ibn Khaldoun]] by writing an opera in his honor.<ref name="may sélim"/>
In 2005, he founded the National Centre of Circus Arts and Visual Arts and led the 12th Theatre Days of Carthage.<ref name="may sélim"/> Driss also paid tribute to the historian [[Ibn Khaldoun]] by writing an opera in his honor.<ref name="may sélim"/>


==Works==
==Filmography==
===As director===
===Distinctions===
*1987: National Theater Price ([[Tunisia]]);
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*[[1986]] : ''Ismaïl Pacha''
*2004: Commander of the [[National Order of Merit (Tunisia)|National Order of Merit]] (Tunisia);
*[[1988]] : ''Vive Shakespeare''
*2009: Officer of the [[Ordre des Arts et des Lettres|order of arts and letters]] (France);<ref>{{Cite web |title=Remise des Insignes des Arts et des Lettres |url=https://www.tuniscope.com/article/1411/culture/art/insignes-des-arts-et-des-lettres-2009 |website=tuniscope}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Sept intellectuels tunisiens "épinglés" par l'Ambassadeur de France |url=https://www.leaders.com.tn/article/1035-sept-intellectuels-tunisiens-epingles-par-l-ambassadeur-de-france |website=leaders}}</ref>
*[[1989]] : ''Le Compagnon des cœurs''
*2012: First Class of The [[National Order of Merit (Tunisia)|National order of Merit]] (Tunisia).
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*[[2005]] : ''Al Moutachaâbitoun''

*[[2007]] : ''Othello''
===Works===
====As director====
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*1986: ''Ismail Pacha''
*1987: Hi Tutor
*1988: ''Long Live [[Shakespeare]]'' (Iaïchou Shakespeare)
*1989: ''The Compagnion of Hearts''
*2000: [[Haddith]] (Speech)
*2002: La Fuite (The Escape), text of [[Gao Xingjian]]
*2003: Mourad III, text of [[Habib Boularès]]
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*2005: ''Al Moutachaâbitoun'' (The Opportunists)
*2007: ''[[Othello]]'' or The Star of the Day<ref>{{Cite web |title=Tunisie: Othello ou Etoile d'un jour du TNT, un spectacle de culture théâtrale |url=https://fr.allafrica.com/stories/200703150696.html |website=all africa}}</ref>
*2008: Le Malade imaginaire (The imaginary invalid)
*2009: Rajel ou Mraa (a man and a Woman)
*2009: [[Hedda Gabler]] or The General's Daughter<ref>{{Cite web |title=Tunisie: Med Driss et David Gauchard, metteurs en scène d'une coproduction tuniso-française : la fille du général - Au théâtre national tunisien |url=https://fr.allafrica.com/stories/200903250532.html |website=all africa}}</ref>

====Actor====
=====Cinema=====
*1978: La Noce (The Wedding) of Fadhel Jaibi and [[Fadhel Jaziri]]
*1990: Halfaouine, child of the terrasses of [[Férid Boughedir]] as Salih
*1996: [[A Summer in La Goulette]] of Férid Boughedir as Miro
*2004: Noce d'été (Summer Wedding) of Mokhtar Ladjimi
*2016: [[Eclipses]] (Khousouf) of [[Fadhel Jaziri]]
*2019: [[Porto Farina]] of Ibrahim Letaief as Fraj

=====Télévision=====
*1980: L'Aéropostale, courrier du ciel (Airmail, mail from heaven) of [[Gilles Grangier]] as Ataf
*2009: Maktoub ([[Destiny]]) (season 2) of [[Sami Fehri]] as Mr Abess
*2015: Tunisian Stories of [[Nada Mezni Hafaiedh]]


==References==
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Latest revision as of 12:59, 30 July 2024

Mohamed Driss
Born1944
NationalityTunisian
Occupation(s)Writer, actor, director
Years activesince 1961
Notable workIsmaïl Pacha

Mohamed Driss (born 1944) is a Tunisian writer, actor, and director of theatre. Since 1988 he has been the director of the National Theatre of Tunisia.

He began his career in 1961 and is, subsequently, an actor, both amateur and professional, a student in Tunis and Paris, producer, and director.[1] From 1969 to 1972, he was an actor and stage assistant at the Théâtre de la Tempête led by Jean-Marie Serreau, of which he wrote:

"À cette époque, j'ai commencé à jouer des rôles secondaires dans le théâtre tunisien, mais la situation du théâtre et mes confrontations continues avec les responsables n'étaient pas encourageantes. Un jour, en pleine dépression, j'ai eu Serreau au téléphone et me plaignais de mon état. Il m'a dit: il est temps de vous lancer dans le théâtre comme un professionnel. Venez joindre ma compagnie théâtrale.[2]"

(Rough English translation): "At this time, I started to play secondary roles in the theatre of Tunisia, but the situation of the theater and my ongoing confrontations with those responsible were not encouraging. One day in full depression, I had Serreau on the phone and complained to him of my condition. He said it is time to get started in theatre as a professional. Come join my theatre company."

He voluntarily exiled himself to France until 1985[3] and returned to Tunisia in 1988 to lead the National Theatre of Tunisia[1] after Driss wrote Ismaïl Pacha (1986) and Salut l'instit.[3] He took measures to renew the theater of Tunisia and engaged in numerous shows and theatrical projects.[1] However, Driss was also interested in other art forms and, in 2003, he founded the National School of Circus Arts-Tunis, of which he said:

"Le centre est un projet et une décision présidentielle qui sert à mettre en évidence le rôle que peut jouer l'art du cirque dans la culture arabe. Dans ce centre, on trouve le théâtre, la musique, la danse, les arts plastiques et le cirque artistique.[2]"

(Rough English translation): "The centre is a project and a presidential decision that serves to highlight the role the art of the circus in Arab culture. In this centre is the theatre, music, dance, visual arts and circus arts."

In 2005, he founded the National Centre of Circus Arts and Visual Arts and led the 12th Theatre Days of Carthage.[2] Driss also paid tribute to the historian Ibn Khaldoun by writing an opera in his honor.[2]

Filmography

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Distinctions

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Works

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As director

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  • 1986: Ismail Pacha
  • 1987: Hi Tutor
  • 1988: Long Live Shakespeare (Iaïchou Shakespeare)
  • 1989: The Compagnion of Hearts
  • 2000: Haddith (Speech)
  • 2002: La Fuite (The Escape), text of Gao Xingjian
  • 2003: Mourad III, text of Habib Boularès
  • 2005: Al Moutachaâbitoun (The Opportunists)
  • 2007: Othello or The Star of the Day[6]
  • 2008: Le Malade imaginaire (The imaginary invalid)
  • 2009: Rajel ou Mraa (a man and a Woman)
  • 2009: Hedda Gabler or The General's Daughter[7]

Actor

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Cinema
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Télévision
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References

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  1. ^ a b c (in French) Session 2005 des Journées théâtrales de Carthage (JTC) Archived 14 February 2008 at the Wayback Machine
  2. ^ a b c d (in French) May Sélim, Réformateur obstiné, Al-Ahram Archived 19 June 2008 at the Wayback Machine, 15 March 2006
  3. ^ a b (in French) Ridha Kéfi, Tunis se met en scène, Jeune Afrique, 3 April 2001
  4. ^ "Remise des Insignes des Arts et des Lettres". tuniscope.
  5. ^ "Sept intellectuels tunisiens "épinglés" par l'Ambassadeur de France". leaders.
  6. ^ "Tunisie: Othello ou Etoile d'un jour du TNT, un spectacle de culture théâtrale". all africa.
  7. ^ "Tunisie: Med Driss et David Gauchard, metteurs en scène d'une coproduction tuniso-française : la fille du général - Au théâtre national tunisien". all africa.
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