VOICED: Afghan clowns raise laughs in war-torn Kabul

Afghan actors have been trained as clowns, performing in Kabul's French Cultural Center. Despite their talent, cultural and financial challenges hinder the growth of theater in Afghanistan. International support is minimal, and without further funding, the future of these performances is uncertain. However, the clowns have managed to bring joy to local audiences, especially children, highlighting the potential for cultural change.

Why do the actors hope to perform regularly despite financial uncertainties?

In what ways do the international community's funding priorities impact Afghan artists?