Moroccan actor Ayoub Abou El Nasr has criticized the state of theatre in his country, describing it as the weakest link in the national cultural landscape. He argues that a genuine industry is missing, failing to ensure its sustainability and protect the dignity of its performers. Abou El Nasr emphasized his passion for acting as the primary driving force behind his career, not financial gain. He stated that no amount of money would induce him to retire from acting. The actor’s comments highlight concerns about the economic precarity faced by artists in Morocco. This situation leaves theatre professionals vulnerable and lacking the support needed for long-term artistic development. Abou El Nasr's statements were reported by Hespress, a Moroccan online newspaper.

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