Azzeddine Medjoubi qui a laissé derrière lui un riche répertoire, a été assassiné le 13 février 1995 aux portes du TNA[/caption]
Azzeddine Medjoubi who left behind a rich repertoire, was killed Feb. 13, 1995 at the gates of TNA
Disappeared there 20 years, it remains one of the Algerian theater monuments, whose memory is needed whenever we evokes the golden years of contemporary Algerian theater.
Murdered on 13 February 1995 in Algiers, Azzedine Medjoubi had marked the boards with his presence and his brilliant performance as an actor and director for 30 years contributing to the development of culture and development of the Algerian theater.
His passing was a loss to the national cultural and theatrical movement. This artist has offered much in the fourth Algerian art. Indeed, thanks to his creative talent, Azzedine Medjoubi was able to contribute to the development of theater in Algeria and to pass on to young artists work experience and sense of values.
Murdered at the age of 48, Azzedine Medjoubi who has to his credit great works, camped roles in several parts such as Bab El Futuh and Laârab Galou Galou.
He was the lead actor alongside Dalila Hlilou the room Hafila Tassir conducted in 1985 and adapted from the novel of the Egyptian Ihsène Abdelkadous.
It was also the director of the famous play Ghabou Lefkar and room Alem el Baouch who won the Best Director Award at the Carthage Festival.
Azzedine Medjoubi participated in the famous play Babur Ghraq Slimane Benaissa. With Ziani Cherif Ayad, Mohamed Benguettaf, Sonia and others, he tried the experiment of independent theater in Algeria in 1990 by creating the company Masrah El-Qalaa, during which he made the piece El Ayta (Shout) and Hafila Tassir 2.
Son of a lawyer, a native of Hammam Guergour (Setif), Azzedine Medjoubi was born October 30, 1947 at Azzaba.
Encouraged to do theater by theater actor Ali Abdoun, he enrolled at the Academy of Algiers in 1963 and began to take its first steps in Radio and Television Algerian (RTA) from 1965 to 1968.
After a rich experience on stage, the deceased turned to television where he played including Diary of a young worker Mohamed Iftissene and Autumn Malik Lakhdar Hamina 1988.
He also participated in several regional theaters works, notably Lahouinta (1994) Allawa Boudjadi in Bejaia Regional Theatre. Medjoubi was also a teacher at the School of Dramatic Arts.
The Medjoubi deceased was appointed Director of the Regional Theatre of Batna Bejaia then director of regional theater before being appointed Director of TNA Mahieddine Bachtarzi in 1995.
Azzeddine Medjoubi who left behind a rich repertoire, was killed Feb. 13, 1995 at TNA doors without seeing his dream come true, that of promoting the Algerian theater.
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AZZEDINE Medjoubi A monument of the Algerian theater
