Abdelkader Alloula (1939-1994)
Abdelkader Alloula (in Arabic: عبد القادر علولة), born July 8, 1939 in Ghazaouet in Algeria and died on March 14, 1994 at the Val-de-Grâce hospital in Paris, France following injuries received during a terrorist attack in Oran on March 10 1994, when he went to the Palais de la Culture for a conference-debate. He is an Algerian actor, playwright and director. He lived and grew up in Oran.
Considered in Algeria as one of the most popular Algerian playwrights, his plays are written in popular Arabic, the language and culture that he defended[1]. Between 1969 and 1993 he wrote ten theatrical plays, played in several films and shows, and directed plays by Rouiched, Tawfiq El Hakim and Maxime Gorki. Also adapted plays by Nikolas Gogol, Aziz Nesin and Carlo Goldoni.
Considered in Algeria as one of the most popular Algerian playwrights, his plays are written in popular Arabic, the language and culture that he defended[1]. Between 1969 and 1993 he wrote ten theatrical plays, played in several films and shows, and directed plays by Rouiched, Tawfiq El Hakim and Maxime Gorki. Also adapted plays by Nikolas Gogol, Aziz Nesin and Carlo Goldoni.