Passionate about theatre, Namoun Madani, a child of the Kasbah of Algiers, began to practice theater from a young age. At the age of ten, he was already hosting children's radio programs devoted to the fourth art. Between the studies of dramatic art and accounting, he knew how to make a good household, while devoting himself to his passion. At 17, Madani joined the Revolution. At the independence of Algeria, he returned to his vocation which left him no respite, since he was either on the boards...
Passionate about theatre, Namoun Madani, a child of the Kasbah of Algiers, began to practice theater from a young age. At the age of ten, he was already hosting children's radio programs devoted to the fourth art. Between the studies of dramatic art and accounting, he knew how to make a good household, while devoting himself to his passion. At 17, Madani joined the Revolution. At the independence of Algeria, he returned to his vocation which left him no respite, since he was either on the boards, or in the television studios, or filming, or behind the microphone for more than a year. half century. An attached character, Namoum Madani, this married man and father of two boys is a popular figure on the Algerian stage and screens.
Passionate about theatre, Namoun Madani, a child of the Kasbah of Algiers, began to practice theater from a young age. At the age of ten, he was already hosting children's radio programs devoted to the fourth art. Between the studies of dramatic art and accounting, he knew how to make a good household, while devoting himself to his passion. At 17, Madani joined the Revolution. At the independence of Algeria, he returned to his vocation which left him no respite, since he was either on the boards, or in the television studios, or filming, or behind the microphone for more than a year. half century. An attached character, Namoum Madani, this married man and father of two boys is a popular figure on the Algerian stage and screens.
