Rabat, Morocco (TMT)-Following the cancellation of his show “The filthy beast,” initially scheduled for next April 29 in Casablanca, French stand up comedian Dieudonné decided to send a message to the Moroccan monarch King Mohammed VI, in a bet that this latter will give the green light for his show to take place.
In a video uploaded today on the Internet, Dieudonné shed light on the reason behind the cancellation of his show in Morocco and said that “I had to be in Casablanca normally, but there is an association that has managed to cancel my first show in Morocco,” referring probably to the National Bureau of Vigilance Against Anti-Semitism (BNVCA), whom its head Sammy Ghozlan sent recently a letter to the Moroccan ambassador to France asking him to cancel the show.
“Your Majesty, I want to have access to theaters in your kingdom to make your people, who really need it, laugh, with all due respect,” said the French comedian.
The Moroccan Times.
