The identity of the Algerian theater and the colonial context

Abstract

Like other societies in this world, Algerian society has an identity and culture that distinguishes it from other societies. Identity as a concept is the fundamental pillar in the formation of a culture of peoples. To the extent that the term "identity" seems as easy and simple as it needs a large space to control it. This concept, which suffered throughout the colonial period, suffered from the rape of colonialism. During this period of time, the theater was among the means that had an active role in preserving the Algerian identity in its colonial context.