Abdelilah Ajil

A famous Moroccan theater and television actor and director, born in Casablanca on June 16, 1957. He is considered one of the most prominent playwrights in Morocco, and the most important modern artistic face of the ancient Mohammedan neighborhood at the level of creativity and art in the city of Casablanca and Morocco as a whole. He enriched the national artistic treasury with several theatrical, television and cinematic works, as he is considered one of the founders of the Hay Theater and KAF Theater troupes. And the plays “Sharh Salt,” “Love and Straw,” “Hussi Massi,” and “Alif Laam.” With his companion Hassan Fulan, he founded the Hay Theater in 1986, then the KAF Theater. Among his most prominent works are the plays “Love and Straw,” “Sharh Salt,” and “Hassi Massi,” in addition to several films, most notably “Lips of Silence.”