- We went in the neighborhood of Oued in Salé, where the mobile theater organized an artistic performance for this world to get closer to the inhabitants of working-class areas.

- A performance that required time to be prepared, for it to take place in the best conditions and to be close to the circle.

- Report by Abderrahim Ben Chikhi and Abderrahim Filoul.

- The mobile theater went back to the working-class area. Characters like Horma and Soltan Tolba have disappeared,

- but even though the spectacle comes back with professionals, the circle is still at the heart of the theater.

- It is in a circle that the acrobat was, in a direct contact with the working-class inhabitants of Oued in Salé.

- This acrobat became modern, even more than modern in his technique.

- The first inhabitants’ question was: what is this?

- It’s just a show that we offer to the working-class people,

- it’s just a development of the circle that everybody knows,

- people’s excitement with the show is due to a lack, we should not blame them for their excessive excitement,

- people here suffer from the absence of artistic entertainments,

- this is what brought us here today, to see those who cannot come to see us,

- those from the working-class areas, the douars and slums.

- Big puppets, like the giants of old stories, inspire the younger and remind to adults the good old days.

- Because drama is an interaction, which is the root of Moroccan drama.