E No parallel Jean Genet, liar sublime , Tahar Ben Jelloun gives us a piece theater in which it completes the portrait of his friend. Beckett and Genet in Tangier tea is a very personal, very interesting but seems to appeal more to an audience of connoisseurs of the work and life of Genet. The echoes of the memory book in the room are standing. It is also no coincidence that one of the characters is called Mohamed, speaking for the author to engage a minimum in the account he gives us the improbable, too poetic to be true, between a Beckett overseeing recovery in Arabic of his famous play and Genet awaiting the arrival of a Giacometti already for years.
Beyond the recall of the main traits of Genet, its fads and positions, the piece involves a theoretical debate, a dispute over the scene between the two authors.
Since this is the dream, take this as a comedy fairytale happy and be carried away by the atmosphere as much as the characters. One senses in the writing of Tahar Ben Jelloun all the affection he has for his characters and a desire to bring this meeting that ideal has not taken place and which we know would not have dared to propose Genet's lifetime, the latter being more of a friendship that complex.
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