Booder in Casablanca and Marrakech: The Return of the Child of Bouarfa to His Homeland
The Franco-Moroccan comedian presents his third one-man-show in Casablanca and Marrakech. With this show, he addresses the theme of schooling and harassment by blending humor and reflection, before an audience he considers his own family.
After twenty-five years of career, the artist takes the stage again in his country of birth for three performances. This tour stopped at the Megarama in Casablanca on April 29 and 30, and will be on May 1st at the Palais des Congrès in Marrakech. Native of Bouarfa, he takes care to adapt his material to the Moroccan audience by incorporating passages in Darija. As he confides to the newspaper Les Ecos, this bond remains deeply intimate: "When I perform in Morocco, I feel like I’m performing in front of my family. So I have to surprise them."
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With his third creation titled "Ah… School!", the comedian deciphers the education system. He recounts his own memories, his son’s experience, relationships with teachers and the race for grades. This thematic choice aims to bring all generations together. The humorist also addresses more sensitive subjects, such as school harassment, while maintaining his characteristic self-deprecation. "I believe that school must adapt to the world we live in today," he affirms to justify his show’s message.
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This project demonstrates his willingness to constantly balance laughter and emotion. Also known for his roles in French comedy cinema, Booder emphasizes the major difference that separates these two artistic disciplines. "Cinema, once the film is shot, no longer belongs to us, we can no longer modify it. A show is alive," he explains. This direct interaction with spectators motivates his regular return to the stage, a space where improvisation finds its full place.
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